Oportunidade em Canoas-RS para engenheiros pela Consigaz

Opportunity in Canoas for Engineers at Consigaz

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/09/2019 at 06:57

Updated on 22/09/2019 at 13:41

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For Operations in the City of Canoas – RS, a Company in the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Sector is Hiring for Immediate Start in the State of Rio Grande do Sul

If you are an engineer and have no issues living and working in Canoas – RS, Consigaz is offering a great position for its LPG projects in the city. The company is not requiring operational experience, but rather knowledge of regulatory standards and advanced knowledge in Office suite. Read a bit more below:

Consigaz is Hiring for a Mid-Level Engineering Analyst.

Assist in the development of LPG central projects and distribution networks;
Provide technical support via phone or on-site visits to clients with technical issues;
Address occurrences, finalize service orders, issue technical reports and ARTs;
Schedule installations, uninstallations, and various maintenance tasks;
Plan deliveries and pickups of tanks to optimize routes and expedite customer service;

Requirements:

Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics;
Knowledge of technical standards: NR-13, NR-10, NR-12, ABNT
Advanced knowledge in Office suite;
Valid Driver’s License B
Availability to travel;

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Salary R$ 3,348.90 plus benefits such as transportation, food allowance, dental plan, health plan, gas voucher, group life insurance, on-site cafeteria, and PLR. If you meet the specifications for this position, you can send your resume to the email admcanoas@consigaz.com.br with the SUBJECT indicating ENGINEERING ANALYST PL.

Opportunity in Canoas for Engineers at Consigaz

For Operations in the City of Canoas – RS, a Company in the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Sector is Hiring for Immediate Start in the State of Rio Grande do Sul

Consigaz is Hiring for a Mid-Level Engineering Analyst.

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