To Meet Oil And Gas Contracts, Sprink Hires Assistants And Analysts For Macaé, Itaboraí, Rio, Caxias, Vitória, And Aracruz

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Published on 07/05/2019 at 18:43

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Great Call Made by Sprink a Few Hours Ago for Professionals Looking to Work in QSMS to Serve Contracts in the Oil and Gas Sector, as Well as Other Potential Projects

Sprink is a company that provides risk prevention solutions and holds several contracts throughout Brazil focused on QSMS (Quality, Safety, Environment, and Health), primarily in contracts with companies in the oil and gas industry. The selection processes today are to fulfill contracts in municipalities in the state of Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo.

QSMS ASSISTANT/QSMS ANALYST

ACTIVITIES
– Technical advisory, audits, inspections, and surveys;
– Performance management in SMS;
– Risk management and meeting requirements;
– Environmental licensing.

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JOBS FOR: RIO DE JANEIRO, MACAÉ, CAXIAS, AND ITABORAÍ – AS WELL AS ESPÍRITO SANTO (VITÓRIA AND ARACRUZ)

Do you have the profile for these positions? Contact Sprink! Send your resume and salary expectations to paulataborda@sprinksci.com.br with the subject QSMS ASSISTANT/QSMS ANALYST. Here are some of the areas that Sprink is currently active in:

Construction
Show Houses
Sports Arenas
Hospitality
Data Centers
Distribution Centers
Airports
Business Centers
Shopping Malls
Industrial Centers
Oil and Gas

To Meet Oil And Gas Contracts, Sprink Hires Assistants And Analysts For Macaé, Itaboraí, Rio, Caxias, Vitória, And Aracruz

Great Call Made by Sprink a Few Hours Ago for Professionals Looking to Work in QSMS to Serve Contracts in the Oil and Gas Sector, as Well as Other Potential Projects

QSMS ASSISTANT/QSMS ANALYST

JOBS FOR: RIO DE JANEIRO, MACAÉ, CAXIAS, AND ITABORAÍ – AS WELL AS ESPÍRITO SANTO (VITÓRIA AND ARACRUZ)

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