Queiroz Galvão e Vale acabaram de abrir oportunidades oficiais, se liguem na visão!

Queiroz Galvão and Vale Have Just Opened Official Opportunities, Check Out the Insight!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/08/2017 at 16:08

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Opportunities in Mining, Oil, and Gas with Official Selection Processes from Major National Companies, Apply Now in the Official Recruitment

Queiroz Galvão and Vale have opened opportunities in the Pará, Maranhão, and Rio de Janeiro regions. If you want to see other updated job openings this week, click here as well. Keep in mind that the selection process is done through registration, based on the companies’ own announcements, both on social media and on their websites. It is important to complete the process on a PC or laptop to avoid typing errors or validation issues with access data. Always keep an eye on your emails because if the company contacts you and you do not respond, it’s too late!

Today’s opportunities are for offshore welders, Maintenance Assistants, Housekeepers, Equipment Operator I, Mining Officers, Machine Operators, Maintenance Technicians, and Surveyors.

Welders at Queiroz Galvão Oil and Gas

Queiroz Galvão Oil and Gas has just announced official openings for welders in an offshore regime, the shift is 14 days on land and another 14 at sea. To apply, solid experience in the field at offshore units is required, with specialization in Boilermaking, MAG, MIG, TIG, and Coated Electrode. Professionals from anywhere in Brazil can apply. If your CBSP or HUET has expired, it is not a problem; you can still apply. People with disabilities can also apply Click here to apply

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Vale Hiring

Vale, a major mining company operating in Brazil and worldwide, has several job openings available for Maintenance Assistants, Housekeepers, Equipment Operator I, Mining Officers, Machine Operators, Maintenance Technicians, and Surveyors. Click here to apply, then click on the “OPEN JOBS” option; most opportunities are for work in the Pará and Maranhão states.

Queiroz Galvão and Vale Have Just Opened Official Opportunities, Check Out the Insight!

Opportunities in Mining, Oil, and Gas with Official Selection Processes from Major National Companies, Apply Now in the Official Recruitment

Welders at Queiroz Galvão Oil and Gas

Vale Hiring

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