SGS Brasil abre processo seletivo para Parada de Manutenção na primeira semana de 2018

SGS Brazil Opens Selection Process for Maintenance Shutdown in the First Week of 2018

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/01/2018 at 08:15

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2018 Starts Hot With The First Major Opportunity At SGS Brazil For Oil Company Activities

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]SGS is one of the global giants and very active in Brazil in providing inspection, verification, testing, and certification services, thus, it is highly sought after by large companies in the industrial sector, especially by oil companies to ensure the compliance of their services, and today is no different. Nowadays, it has more than ninety thousand employees and two thousand offices around the world.

At the request of Yara Brazil, SGS is taking on many roles. It has simply announced at the company’s door its hiring phase in a large newly won contract for a “maintenance shutdown”, for which various professionals are urgently needed in this first week of 2018 for immediate start of operations. Take a good look right below at the photo taken at the company’s door with the available positions so far:

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As you can see in the photo, the available positions are for maintenance electricians (14 positions), assembly electricians (10 positions), instrument technicians (16 positions), helpers (4 positions), mechanics (4 positions), and welders (2 positions). It’s worth noting that this information is from the company itself, and it was the company that posted the positions; Click Petróleo e Gás merely relays this information and has no responsibility, voice, or power in the selection processes.

There were no details provided regarding the job responsibilities or requirements, so if you have at least the qualifications described by them, send an email to lislie.obelar@sgs.com, indicating in the subject line the name of the position, your name, and city of residence. Professionals from anywhere in Brazil can apply. Did you know that the Petrobras and Transpetro 2018 Exam has been announced? So don’t waste any more time and change your life once and for all by acquiring specific and instructional materials to pass this exam. You can have stability and job security with material that costs less than a snack from the corner. ACCESS HERE AND GET YOUR MATERIAL NOW!

SGS Brazil Opens Selection Process for Maintenance Shutdown in the First Week of 2018

2018 Starts Hot With The First Major Opportunity At SGS Brazil For Oil Company Activities

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