Maintenance Shutdown At Petrobras Refinery Requires Twenty Job Openings For TIG And MIG Welders Today (22)

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/10/2020 at 07:52

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A1 Engenharia Calls Welders For Job Openings During Maintenance Shutdown At Petrobras Refinery. Check The Requirements Below

Great opportunities for residents of Paraná and even nearby states. A1 Engenharia started yesterday (21/10) hiring for 20 job openings for a maintenance shutdown contract at Petrobras Refinery, in Paraná. Initially, the contract is temporary, but the company states that there is a chance of being hired. “Caipira Pre-Salt”: Raízen’s Biogas Plant In SP Can Produce Energy To Supply A City Of 150 Thousand Inhabitants For A Year

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A1 Engenharia was founded in 2000, providing services only in the Pulp and Paper segment, developing detailed 3D designs for process piping.

During its first ten years, management activities were incorporated into its service portfolio, developing projects in the areas of Process, Civil, Equipment, Electrical, Instrumentation, and Automation, now offering services to various market segments, such as paper and pulp, sugar and ethanol, chemicals and petrochemicals, among others.

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Check Below The 20 Job Openings To Work In Maintenance Shutdowns At Petrobras Refinery In Paraná.

TIG And MIG Welder – 20 Openings

Requirements

Essential experience with resistance welding (subject to X-ray and ultrasound)
Be proactive, have leadership spirit, and be committed
Availability to work in Araucária, Paraná

Initially, the contract is temporary, but the company informs that there is a chance of being hired (90 + 90 days)

Schedule:

1st Shift – From 6 AM To 2 PM / Saturday From 6 AM To 12 PM
2nd Shift – From 2 PM To 10 PM / Saturday From 12 PM To 6 PM

Application For A1 Engenharia Openings – Paraná

Those interested in the job openings above who wish to work during the maintenance shutdown at Petrobras Refinery should send their resume, specifying in the “SUBJECT” field of the email the position they are applying for to cv@a1.ind.br or you can register your resume on the company’s website.

Maintenance Shutdown At Petrobras Refinery Requires Twenty Job Openings For TIG And MIG Welders Today (22)

A1 Engenharia Calls Welders For Job Openings During Maintenance Shutdown At Petrobras Refinery. Check The Requirements Below

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Check Below The 20 Job Openings To Work In Maintenance Shutdowns At Petrobras Refinery In Paraná.

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Maintenance Shutdown At Petrobras Refinery Requires Twenty Job Openings For TIG And MIG Welders Today (22)

A1 Engenharia Calls Welders For Job Openings During Maintenance Shutdown At Petrobras Refinery. Check The Requirements Below

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