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Published on 23/10/2019 at 16:14

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Opportunities at a Company in Itupeva, São Paulo, Are for Maintenance Professionals and Were Published on October 23

Engecomp has just started a selection process for Industrial Pipefitter for the city of Itupeva, in the state of São Paulo. These are positions for professionals to work in the maintenance sector. Company from Macaé Requests Resumes Today at the Door!
The vacancies were made available on the company’s professional social media in its official profile, so apply now.

The Engecomp operates in the industrial service provision market, especially maintenance of machines, equipment, building maintenance, and manpower supply.
The company’s technical staff is highly qualified to offer quick and precise solutions to meet the needs of its clients, with specialization in the mechanical, electrical, and civil areas.

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Education: Boilermaking or Pipefitting Course and Welding Course.
Job Description: 90% activities with pipelines, extensive knowledge in reading and interpreting plans and isometric drawings, experience with valve symbols, knowledge in boilermaking regarding routing, welding preparation, and cutting pieces for assembly of supports for various types of pipelines. Knowledge of welding will be a differential.

Candidates must send resumes for these positions in Itupeva, São Paulo, to engecomp.cv@gmail.com, stating the acronym ENCITUP in the subject line of the email addressed to Sandro.

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