RioGrandense Refinery Selects Technicians from Various Disciplines

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 21/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 21/05/2019 at 06:45

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Refinery Located in the South of the Country Starts Selection Process for Technicians in Various Disciplines, but Curriculum Submission Ends on June 9

The Rio Grandense Refinery is currently conducting a selection process to hire technicians qualified in nearly all disciplines who are capable of working as Processing Operators in various sectors of the company.
You just need to have completed your technical training and register on the company’s website at the link we provide below.

With 81 years of operation, the Rio Grandense Refinery, located in Rio Grande (RS), in the far south of Brazil, is the oldest refinery in operation in the country.
The refinery occupies an area of 40 hectares, and the raw material for the refinery, crude oil, is received through ships at the oil pier located near the company.

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Position: Processing Operator

Area of Operation: Production, Process Units, and Transfer and Storage
Prerequisite: Completed Technical Training in Industrial Automation, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Electronics, Chemistry, Electrotechnics, Electromechanics, and Mechanics.

If you are interested in the vacancies and meet the profile required by the company above, register here directly on the company’s website, just register your CPF and a password to later track your application.

But pay attention, the deadline for registering for the vacancies offered by the Rio Grandense Refinery ends on June 9, 2019.

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RioGrandense Refinery Selects Technicians from Various Disciplines

Refinery Located in the South of the Country Starts Selection Process for Technicians in Various Disciplines, but Curriculum Submission Ends on June 9

Position: Processing Operator

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