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Sprink Opens 20 Job Positions for Firefighter to Fulfill Contracts in Nine Brazilian States

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/11/2019 at 09:08

Updated on 30/11/2019 at 09:09

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The Company SPRINK, Operating in Risk Prevention, Started 20 Job Openings for Civil Firefighters Yesterday, November 29

The company SPRINK, through an official channel, announced yesterday, the 29th, job opportunities for Civil Firefighters to meet its contracts in nine states across Brazil. Check it out! Cargo handling company ends the month with many job openings for Rio and Northeast.

SPRINK Risk Prevention Solutions was founded in 1976, is located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, and has already installed millions of sprinkler heads, currently employing approximately 2,000 workers.

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Civil Firefighter Job Openings

Requirements

Completed High School
Current Civil Firefighter Training
NR10 course desirable

Work Locations

Salvador (BA)
Marabá (PA)
Castanhal (PA)
Belém (PA)
Campinas Grande (PB)
Salgueiro (PE)
Macapá (AP)
Goiânia (GO)
Imperatriz (MA)
Santa Inês (MA)
Dourados (MS)
Rondonópolis (MT)
Ji-Paraná (RO)

Application for SPRINK Job Openings

If you are interested in being part of this team, send your resume indicating in the subject line of the email “BC+ state you reside in” to paulataborda@sprinksci.com.br and good luck!

Sprink Opens 20 Job Positions for Firefighter to Fulfill Contracts in Nine Brazilian States

The Company SPRINK, Operating in Risk Prevention, Started 20 Job Openings for Civil Firefighters Yesterday, November 29

Civil Firefighter Job Openings

Work Locations

Application for SPRINK Job Openings

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Sprink Opens 20 Job Positions for Firefighter to Fulfill Contracts in Nine Brazilian States

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Civil Firefighter Job Openings

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Application for SPRINK Job Openings

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