Urgent: Today, June 28, Curriculum Submission Begins for Revap Parade

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 28/06/2019 at 11:51

Updated on 28/06/2019 at 13:34

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A Estrutural Has Just Opened The Curriculum Submission Process For The “Paradão” Maintenance Stop Of The ReVAP Refinery. Positions Are Open For All Professionals

A Estrutural Has Just Announced The Selection Process For The 2019 Maintenance Shutdown Of Revap. The Announcement For Curriculum Submission Was Made This Friday Morning. See At The End Of The Article The Company’s Post With The Announcement.
No List Of Existing Positions Was Provided By Estrutural, So We Believe The Company Will Accept Resumes From All Types Of Professionals. See At The End Of The Article How To Apply To Work On The “Paradão” Of Revap.

A Estrutural Is A Company That Has Been Operating In The Industrial Maintenance Market For Over Two Decades, Continuously Adapting To The Needs And Challenges Of Its Clients, Accumulating Vast Experience And Great Credibility In The Brazilian Industrial Maintenance Market, Especially In The Oil Sector.

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The Refinery

The Henrique Lage Refinery, Revap, Is Located On The Presidente Dutra Highway In São José Dos Campos, In The Paraíba Valley, And Occupies An Area Of 10,000,000 M².
It Started Its Operations In March 1980. Currently, It Mainly Supplies The São Paulo Market And The Midwest Of The Country.

The Revap Refinery Started Operations On March 24, 1980, With A Nominal Processing Capacity Of 30,000 M³/Day (189,000 Barrels/Day) Of Oil.
Later, The Henrique Lage Underwent Three Revamping And Expansion Processes In 1988, 1992, And 2002, And A Modernization Process From 2005 To 2012. In Total, Nine Units Were Constructed During This Modernization.

According To The Post From Estrutural’s HR, Interested Parties Should Please Send Their Resumes To vagas.revap@estruturalrs.com.br (In The Email Subject, Please Specify The Desired Position).

Urgent: Today, June 28, Curriculum Submission Begins for Revap Parade

A Estrutural Has Just Opened The Curriculum Submission Process For The “Paradão” Maintenance Stop Of The ReVAP Refinery. Positions Are Open For All Professionals

The Refinery

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