Tech-Insp Is Looking for Inspection Assistants and Inspectors for Shipment

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 09/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 09/07/2019 at 19:19

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Specialized Company in Inspections Starts Selection Process for Inspection Professionals, and Positions Available for Both Assistants and Inspectors

Tech-Insp Oil and Gas started yesterday (08/07) a selection process aiming to hire Inspection Assistants and Inspectors with up-to-date certifications and qualified in rope access.
See, after a brief summary about the company’s area of operation, the details and required certifications, and don’t forget to apply for these offshore positions.

Founded in 2009, Tech-Insp has a tradition of providing inspection, maintenance, and industrial repair services in various sectors of the petrochemical and naval industries, always ensuring structural integrity within international safety standards.

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Inspection Assistant

Requirements: Technical Course (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Metallurgy, or Naval with CREA/CFT); Qualification in rope access; Confined Space Course (NR-33), Working at Height Course (NR-35); Basic Offshore Safety Course (CBSP).
Experience: 1 (one) year of experience in the category

Inspector

Requirements: Technical Course (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Metallurgy, or Naval with CREA/CFT); Qualification in Magnetic Particle, thickness measurement qualification, Penetrant Liquid Qualification, Equipment Inspection Course, Qualification in rope access; Confined Space Course (NR-33), Working at Height Course (NR-35); Basic Offshore Safety Course (CBSP).
Experience: 1 (one) year of experience in the category

The company requests that resumes be sent to the email recrutamento@tech-insp.com.br, indicating the job sought in the subject line.

Tech-Insp, a company specialized in Petrochemical and Naval areas, announced the signing of its first contract with Petrobras.
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Tech-Insp Is Looking for Inspection Assistants and Inspectors for Shipment

Specialized Company in Inspections Starts Selection Process for Inspection Professionals, and Positions Available for Both Assistants and Inspectors

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