Niterói tem vagas de emprego para auxiliares com ensino médio trabalharem em planta industrial

Niterói Has Job Openings for High School Graduates to Work as Assistants in Industrial Plant

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/12/2019 at 12:22

Updated on 03/12/2019 at 12:38

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In Niterói, Job Openings Were Announced for Candidates with Completed High School and Knowledge in NR’s for Plant Operations

For operations in the city of Niterói, a recruitment company is seeking workers with completed high school to serve one of its clients in the oil and gas industry. Attention residents of the region, job opportunities are here! Also see that there are job openings for helpers at the Brasfels Shipyard for construction and renovation of offshore units.

Pacific Human Resources provides recruitment and selection services, calling candidates for interviews and psychological test evaluations, administering psychological tests and issuing reports, managing the entry and exit of psychological tests, issuing psychological reports, résumé screening, and interviews.

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Requirements

Completed High School
Qualified for NR’s 12, 13, 33, and 35
Reside in Niterói or nearby locations
Minimum of 1 year of experience

The city of Niterói has proven to be promising in the development of industrial activities, especially in the offshore segment of oil and gas companies. If you are a resident of the region and are interested in working in this field, do not miss this excellent opportunity and apply now.

Application

Interested candidates should send their résumé to the email: michelemoura@pacificrh.com.br stating in the subject “Plant Assistant” and their full name. Remember that the company did not provide many details about the selection process, so keep your CV updated with all relevant courses and certifications for the position. Good luck!

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