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USM Offshore Calls For Maintenance Shutdown On October 2nd

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/10/2019 at 11:07

Updated on 02/10/2019 at 11:09

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The job openings announced by USM Industrial & Offshore Group are for maintenance shutdown activities in Serra, Espírito Santo.

The job openings for maintenance shutdown activities in Serra, Espírito Santo, were announced by the CEO of USM Offshore Group yesterday evening, October 1st. In total, there are 40 openings for the positions of Assembling Electrician and FC Electrician. Attention, Votorantim is calling technical course students in the areas of Maintenance, Production, Mining, Quality, and Processes.

Company based in Espírito Santo, founded in 2005, focuses on meeting electromechanical demands in industries working in Steel Mills, Mining, and in the Oil and Gas sector, both onshore and offshore.

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About the Openings at USM Industrial & Offshore Group

Assembling Electricians – 20 openings
FC Electrician – 20 openings

The openings are for a 15-day job

Requirements

Documents and CTPS

The company does not provide the required qualifications for the above positions, so don’t forget to check and update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience before submitting your resume.

Application

To apply for the position, just go to the USM Factory at Civit 1, the 2nd roundabout after Elkem Carbo Industrial, bringing all personal documents and CTPS. Good luck!

USM Offshore Calls For Maintenance Shutdown On October 2nd

The job openings announced by USM Industrial & Offshore Group are for maintenance shutdown activities in Serra, Espírito Santo.

About the Openings at USM Industrial & Offshore Group

Requirements

Application

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The job openings announced by USM Industrial & Offshore Group are for maintenance shutdown activities in Serra, Espírito Santo.

About the Openings at USM Industrial & Offshore Group

Requirements

Application

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