Recebimento de currículos na porta da Refinaria Reduc hoje

Receiving Resumes at the Reduc Refinery Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/07/2018 at 06:52

Updated on 24/07/2018 at 10:26

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SITICOMM Will Be Responsible for Receiving Resumes for Some Positions at the Reduc Parking Lot Starting at 7 AM on July 24

The Reduc refinery has scheduled maintenance stoppages and some people are already being interviewed and called gradually to work on the projects at the unit located in Duque de Caxias, Rio de Janeiro. We have just received this notice through one of our sources and are passing it on to you. We called and confirmed the information exclusively and officially with Click Petróleo e Gás and their team, so please share and promote this post, other sites may copy and distort the information!

The Announcement

It seems that this round of resume collection is intended for the company Estrutural Serviços Industriais which, despite receiving by email (click here to check the official contact), sent us a promotional banner for the company today. Again, reinforcing to wait for us to confirm before heading to the door of the Reduc Refinery, we do not know if only residents of Rio de Janeiro will be able to submit their resumes, but in any case, check the banner below:

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Another company that underwent a major maintenance stoppage at Reduc was Perbras, and a group of people managed to submit their resumes there as well on July 10, check out the photos by clicking here, you will be directed to our Facebook page. The union itself indicated that there would be a stage for collecting resumes, so it seems that this same stage will be today. Good luck and send us photos and information about what is happening there today.

Receiving Resumes at the Reduc Refinery Today

SITICOMM Will Be Responsible for Receiving Resumes for Some Positions at the Reduc Parking Lot Starting at 7 AM on July 24

The Announcement

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Receiving Resumes at the Reduc Refinery Today

SITICOMM Will Be Responsible for Receiving Resumes for Some Positions at the Reduc Parking Lot Starting at 7 AM on July 24

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