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For Planning And Maintenance Shutdown At Petrochemical Plant In Bahia, Company Hires Mechanical Technicians, Boiler Makers, And Field Technicians

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Published on 22/11/2020 at 11:36

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A Time-Now is Hiring Technicians for Maintenance Shutdown in Petrochemicals in Bahia. Check the Positions and Don’t Forget to Apply

As a specialist company in project and industrial works management, Time-Now Engenharia has job openings for field technicians (mechanics and piping), maintenance planning technician, and shutdown technician, to work in Petrochemicals in Bahia. The positions are for future opportunities in Camaçari.

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The company, based in Vitória, ES, has been in the market for 23 years and offers solutions in Engineering Management, focusing on Project Implementation Management, Project Portfolio Management, and Management of Industrial Works and Plant Shutdowns.

If you are a results-driven professional, enjoy turning theory into practice, are innovative and transformative, come join the Time-Now team!

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For Planning And Maintenance Shutdown At Petrochemical Plant In Bahia, Company Hires Mechanical Technicians, Boiler Makers, And Field Technicians

A Time-Now is Hiring Technicians for Maintenance Shutdown in Petrochemicals in Bahia. Check the Positions and Don’t Forget to Apply

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For Planning And Maintenance Shutdown At Petrochemical Plant In Bahia, Company Hires Mechanical Technicians, Boiler Makers, And Field Technicians

A Time-Now is Hiring Technicians for Maintenance Shutdown in Petrochemicals in Bahia. Check the Positions and Don’t Forget to Apply

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