Técnicos e Engenheiros são convocados para trabalhar em Angra dos Reis

Technicians and Engineers Called to Work in Angra dos Reis

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/09/2019 at 08:55

Updated on 11/09/2019 at 09:01

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Attention Professionals in Angra dos Reis and Surrounding Areas, Proyfe Brasil Starts Searching for Professionals with High School and Higher Education to Work on Transmission Line Projects.

For Angra dos Reis, Proyfe Brasil recently announced through its official news outlet, job openings for positions in Electronics Technician, Electrical Technician, Electromechanics, Civil Engineering Technician, Planning Technician, and Electrical Engineer. In Rio, offshore professionals are being recruited by OSM, on this day, 11/09.

About the Job Openings in Angra dos Reis

The company informs that one of the requirements to apply for the vacancies is that professionals must be residents of the municipality or nearby areas. Proyfe Brasil is a group of independent companies, founded in 1985, that provides general consulting, engineering, and architecture services. With a multidisciplinary focus, its activities encompass all phases of the project and product lifecycle.

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Electronics Technician, Electrical Technician, Electromechanics, or Civil Engineering

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of education
Active CFT
Experience in inspection and monitoring of transmission line works with voltage equal to or greater than 138kv
NR10; NR33; NR35 up to date

Activities: Inspection and monitoring of transmission line works

Planning Technician

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Administration or Engineering
Minimum 5 years of education
Active registration
Experience in planning activities and management of contracts for transmission line works with voltage equal to or greater than 138kv
NR10; NR33; NR35 up to date

Electrical Engineer

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of education
Active CREA
Experience in inspection and monitoring of transmission line works with voltage equal to or greater than 138kv
NR10; NR33; NR35 up to date

Application

If you are a specialized professional in any of the above functions, are a resident of Angra dos Reis or the surrounding area, and meet the requirements set by the company, send your updated resume to vagas@proyfebrasil.com.br

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Technicians and Engineers Called to Work in Angra dos Reis

Attention Professionals in Angra dos Reis and Surrounding Areas, Proyfe Brasil Starts Searching for Professionals with High School and Higher Education to Work on Transmission Line Projects.

About the Job Openings in Angra dos Reis

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Application

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About the Job Openings in Angra dos Reis

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Planning Technician

Electrical Engineer

Application

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