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Reframax Offers Job Openings for Its Maintenance Team in Espírito Santo

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Published on 25/09/2019 at 12:19

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The State of ES Has Opportunities in a Company Specialized in Refractories, Positions Are for the Maintenance Area and Aim to Meet a Temporary Contract

Reframax, a company with 20 years of experience in the refractories market, is starting a selection process in ES for 3 positions in the maintenance sector. See Jobs in RJ Too!
The opportunities are for Welders, Carpenters, and Refractory Maintenance Operators. The work location is the municipality of Serra in the state of Espírito Santo and is to meet temporary services (works) of the company in ES.

Founded in 1999, Reframax has consolidated itself in the market of refractory coating application and thermal and acoustic insulation. Reframax has more than three thousand permanent employees, maintained through maintenance contracts.

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Welder

Work Location: Reframax – Branch Serra – ES
Requirements: Completed High School; Proven experience as a welder
Desired: Availability of hours; MIG and MAG welding courses and/or coated electrode

Carpenter

Work Location: Reframax – Branch Serra – ES
Requirements: Completed Elementary Education; Proven experience as a carpenter
Desired: Availability of hours;

Refractory Maintenance Operator

Work Location: Reframax – Branch Serra – ES
Requirements: Completed Elementary Education – Preferably completed High School; Proven experience in the refractory area
Desired: Availability of hours;

The company highlights in the ad that interested parties should send their resumes to recrutamento.vix@reframax.com.br

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Reframax Offers Job Openings for Its Maintenance Team in Espírito Santo

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Reframax Offers Job Openings for Its Maintenance Team in Espírito Santo

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Welder

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