Recursos Humanos convoca profissionais para atuarem em Portos

Human Resources Calls for Professionals to Work in Ports

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/06/2018 at 08:45

Updated on 18/06/2018 at 19:20

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The Opportunities Are Aimed at Maintenance Technicians, Know What The Requirements and Qualifications Are

The Human Resources Manager of Spring Professional company requests experienced professionals with technical education to work in Porto as Maintenance Technicians. The ports where candidates will be working are: Aveiro, São João da Madeira, Cesar, and Braga, all in Portugal. Another company in Portugal that is also accepting resumes for a steel company, Brazilians can apply and have guaranteed passage if they pass the selection process of Weldpro (Click here).

Professional Requirements

Technical Education in any field
Experience in maintenance activities
Proof of schooling
For Brazilians not residing in Portugal, a passport is required

Human Resources informs that interested parties within the position should please send their resumes to ana.lcosta@springportugal.com, specifying in the subject of the email the position you are applying for and mentioning in the body of the message your country of origin and if you have moral availability in Portugal.

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