Qualidados Engenharia Hires Technicians for 14x14 Shift Work

Qualidados Engenharia Hires Technicians for 14×14 Shift Work

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 17/09/2019 at 18:48

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Qualidados Engineering Starts the Search for Technical Professionals Available to Work Offshore on a 14×14 Schedule

Qualidados announced through its official news vehicle the openings for Technical professionals in Mechanics, Boiler Making, Electrical, and Instrumentation who have an active CFT and are immediately available to work in Fortaleza on a 14×14 schedule. Further details will follow.

Qualidados has been offering innovative solutions to its clients for over 25 years, based on engineering with technology. Specialized in Project Management, with a strong presence in the industry. Since its inception, it has achieved solid and consistent growth thanks to continuous investment in people, processes, and management.

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About the Openings: Technician in Mechanics, Boiler Making, Electrical, and Instrumentation

Location/Fortaleza

Benefits

Health Insurance
Life Insurance
Food Allowance
Transportation

Requirements

Technical Training in Mechanics, Boiler Making, Electrical, and Instrumentation
Proven experience in CTPS
Active CFT
Knowledge of SAP
Knowledge of Excel
Experience in the Oil Industry

Application

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above roles and meet the requirements set by the company, send your resume specifying the job title in the subject line of the email to roncador2019@qualidados.com.br

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Qualidados Engenharia Hires Technicians for 14×14 Shift Work

Qualidados Engineering Starts the Search for Technical Professionals Available to Work Offshore on a 14×14 Schedule

About the Openings: Technician in Mechanics, Boiler Making, Electrical, and Instrumentation

Location/Fortaleza

Application

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Qualidados Engenharia Hires Technicians for 14×14 Shift Work

Qualidados Engineering Starts the Search for Technical Professionals Available to Work Offshore on a 14×14 Schedule

About the Openings: Technician in Mechanics, Boiler Making, Electrical, and Instrumentation

Location/Fortaleza

Application

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