Sine Itaboraí com várias vagas de trabalho disponíveis

Sine Itaboraí With Many Job Vacancies Available

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 24/10/2018 at 05:10 Updated on 24/10/2018 at 13:40

Sine Itaboraí Offers Various Job Openings Across Many Functions for Hiring Still in 2018

Sine Itaboraí has several job opportunities available to select professionals in various sectors, starting still in 2018. If you are between the ages of 18 and 60 and are looking for excellent job opportunities in the city or neighboring municipalities, don’t miss these great opportunities because they are for immediate start. We will list the main positions, but by attending Sine Itaboraí you will find selection processes in other functions as well. Here is the list below:

Available Positions:

Production Assistant
Structure Assembler
Welder RX/TIG/MIG
Production Aide
General Services Assistant
Material Quality Inspector
Warehouse Clerk
Surveyor
Surveying Assistant
Excavator Operator
Truck Driver
Machine and Tractor Operator
Grader Operator
Crawler Tractor Operator

Although not officially informed, it is likely that these vacancies are for the Comperj works in the municipality, as it is the only major project currently underway in the region that is being executed under the direction of Petrobras by the KM-KERUI consortium.

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How to Apply for the Positions:

To participate in the selection processes, candidates will need to attend the National Employment System (Sine) of Itaboraí which is at a new address. It is now located at Praça Marechal Floriano Peixoto, s/nº. Centro – Itaboraí (former Leão XIII school). A very important point that candidates should pay due attention to is the operating hours, which are Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 5 pm.

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