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Pro Steel Hiring TIG, Stainless Steel, and MIG Welders This November 12th

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Published on 11/11/2019 at 20:57

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Check Job Openings for TIG, INOX, and MIG Welders Announced by an Engineering Company on This November 12th.

The engineering company Pro Steel announced job openings for TIG, INOX, and MIG Welders to support projects and works in Campo Largo, Paraná. If you are a specialized professional and a resident of the region, check the requirements demanded by the company below. Attention! Giant Subsea7 Opens Job Vacancies in Various Sectors for Unexperienced Professionals

The Pro Steel represents a NAME OF IMPACT in the engineering of drying systems, crushing, grinding, screening, and material handling for the mining, quarry, ceramics, cement, sugar-energy, fertilizers, and other industries.

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TIG, INOX, and MIG Welder

Minimum experience of 3 years proven as TIG, INOX and MIG Welder with finishing of welded parts
Availability to work in shifts
Easy access to Jardim Guarani neighborhood in Campo Largo, Paraná

Application for Pro Steel Job Vacancies

If you meet the requirements above as demanded by the company, send your updated resume immediately to prosteel@prosteel.com.br indicating the job title in the subject line. Good Luck!

Pro Steel Hiring TIG, Stainless Steel, and MIG Welders This November 12th

Check Job Openings for TIG, INOX, and MIG Welders Announced by an Engineering Company on This November 12th.

TIG, INOX, and MIG Welder

Application for Pro Steel Job Vacancies

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