Priner Is Hiring Climber N1 to Work in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/05/2019 at 15:08

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Market-Leading Company Opens Selection Process for Experienced Climber N1 Professional, Who Is Available to Live and Work in Rio de Janeiro

Priner Industrial Services, announced through its official news outlet this Wednesday afternoon, May 29th, the opening for the Climber N1 professional with experience in the role and who lives or resides nearby Rio de Janeiro. If you meet this profile, keep reading to learn more about the position

Priner is the new name of Mills|Si, a business division originating from Mills Estruturas e Serviços de Engenharia S.A., which was sold in 2013 to a private equity investment fund (FIP), managed by Leblon Equities.

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With a team of around 3,000 employees, the Priner Group operates through the companies Priner Serviços Industriais S.A., Priner Equipment Rental S.A., and Smartcoat Engenharia em Revestimentos S.A., in the fields of Petrochemicals, Pulp and Paper, Steel, Offshore, Naval, Mining, and Infrastructure.

About the Climber JR (N1) Position

Main Activities

Conduct inspections on the equipment to be used
Assess the risks of the tasks performed
Execute rope access services
Perform surface treatment and industrial painting activities
Ensure cleanliness and organization of the work area

Requirements

Completed High School
Industrial Painting Course (40 hours)
Irata Course (N1)
Training Course in Hydro/Jetting
Proven experience in CTPS
Knowledge of technical standards, Petrobras regulations, including NR (MTE) 6,12,18, 20, 33, 34, 35
Reside in Rio de Janeiro or nearby

Application

Priner is a renowned company in the national scene and is always winning contracts across various segments of the industry, so if you are an Climber N1 professional and meet the requirements above set by the company, send your resume to curriculo.rj@priner.com.br with the subject line “Climber JR (N1). Good luck!

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Priner Is Hiring Climber N1 to Work in Rio de Janeiro

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About the Climber JR (N1) Position

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