Maintenance Shutdown at Braskem Petrochemical Plant in SP Requires Job Openings for All Positions on March 4

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/03/2021 at 10:02

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Large Company in the Oil and Gas Service Sector Opens Selection Process in SP for Maintenance Shutdown at Braskem Petrochemical

A estrutura is starting a selection of elementary and high school professionals to work in the maintenance shutdown at Braskem petrochemical in São Paulo.
Check the details of the positions and how you can apply for these excellent opportunities. Also, apply, Recruitment and Selection for job vacancies in maintenance shutdown at Petrobras’s largest refinery, REPLAN in SP

Braskem Petrochemical Secures Billion-Dollar Contracts with Petrobras

Petrobras announced in a relevant fact the signing of new long-term billion-dollar contracts estimated at R$16.5 billion with Braskem for the supply of naphtha and ethane and propane.

According to Petrobras’s statement, the naphtha will serve the industrial unit in the state of São Paulo, while the supply of ethane and propane will be destined for the industrial unit in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

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Check Below the Job Openings Available to Work in São Paulo During the Maintenance Shutdown at Braskem

Sander
Electrician
Boilermaker
TIG / ER Welder
General Services Assistant
Confined Space Observer
Among Other Functions

Requirements

Must reside in Mauá – São Paulo or nearby areas. The company does not provide details on other requirements, so before sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

Application

Those interested in applying for one of the job openings to work in São Paulo during the maintenance shutdown at Braskem petrochemical should send their resume, specifying the job title in the subject line of the email to vagas.braskem@estruturalrs.com.br

Maintenance Shutdown at Braskem Petrochemical Plant in SP Requires Job Openings for All Positions on March 4

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