Sine Itaboraí recruta com urgência em diversas áreas profissionais, neste dia 17.

Sine Itaboraí Urgently Recruits in Various Professional Areas on This 17th.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/09/2019 at 11:09

Updated on 17/09/2019 at 12:27

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Sine de Itaboraí Starts the Week with Job Vacancies for Local Residents with Immediate Availability.

The National Employment System of Itaboraí, in the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro, has job vacancies available starting this Tuesday, September 17, with immediate hiring. The construction works for Rota 3, the gas pipeline that will transport the natural gas to be produced in the pre-salt fields in the Campos Basin to Comperj, have already begun

For the second half of 2020, when the project in the region will reach its peak hiring period, it is expected that 7,500 professionals will be recruited.

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About the Job Vacancies at Sine Itaboraí

02 Vacancies for Electrotechnician: must have experience and be between 18 and 35 years old.

10 Vacancies for Photovoltaic Panel Installer: must have experience, and be between 18 and 35 years old.

01 Vacancy for Cook: must have experience.

To Apply, Simply Go to the Unit with the Following Documents:

ID, Work Card;
Proof of Residence with ZIP Code;
PIS or Citizen Card.
Additionally, proof of experience.
Must be a resident of Itaboraí.

Application

If you are interested in any of the vacancies, simply visit the Sine Itaboraí unit with the required documents.

The Sine of Itaboraí is located at Rua José Leandro, nº 47, Centro (former building of Colégio Leão XIII). Operating hours are Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM.

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The National Employment System (SINE) is a federal government agency in Brazil, coordinated by the Ministry of Economy, through the Special Secretariat for Productivity, Employment and Competitiveness.

Created to unify the workforce through its agencies spread across the country, control unemployment insurance payments, and support the Employment, Work and Income Generation Program (PROGER), until 2019, SINE was under the responsibility of the Ministry of Labor, which was incorporated into the Ministry of Economy.

Sine Itaboraí Urgently Recruits in Various Professional Areas on This 17th.

Sine de Itaboraí Starts the Week with Job Vacancies for Local Residents with Immediate Availability.

About the Job Vacancies at Sine Itaboraí

To Apply, Simply Go to the Unit with the Following Documents:

Application

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Sine de Itaboraí Starts the Week with Job Vacancies for Local Residents with Immediate Availability.

About the Job Vacancies at Sine Itaboraí

To Apply, Simply Go to the Unit with the Following Documents:

Application

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