Tech Insp Oil And Gas Requesting Rescuers For Reduc

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 24/07/2019 at 18:05

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Opportunities Posted by Specialized Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector Are to Fulfill Contract at Reduc Refinery

The contract that Tech-Insp signed in May of this year with Petrobras continues to yield good offshore job openings in the labor market.
The company just published this Wednesday afternoon (07/24) openings for Level 1 and Level 2 Rescue Technicians with rope access certifications and for temporary work initially.
Please see, after a brief summary about the company’s area of operation, the details and required certifications, and do not forget to apply for these positions to work at Reduc.

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

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Level 1 Rescue Technician

Requirements: Level 1 rope access qualification, Confined Space Course (NR-33); First Aid Course – 24H; Safety and Health Course for Work with Flammable and Combustible Materials – NR-20; High School Diploma; Height Rescue Course – 40H.
Experience: 1 (one) year of experience as a Rescue Technician or Industrial Climber.

Level 2 Rescue Technician

Requirements: Level 2 rope access qualification, Confined Space Course (NR-33); First Aid Course – 24H; Safety and Health Course for Work with Flammable and Combustible Materials – NR-20; High School Diploma; Height Rescue Course – 40H.
Experience: 1 (one) year of experience as a Rescue Technician or Industrial Climber.

These positions to fulfill Tech-Insp’s contract at Reduc represent an excellent opportunity for professional repositioning. The company requests that resumes be sent to the email recrutamento@tech-insp.com.br, indicating the desired position in the subject line.

Tech Insp Oil And Gas Requesting Rescuers For Reduc

Opportunities Posted by Specialized Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector Are to Fulfill Contract at Reduc Refinery

Level 1 Rescue Technician

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