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Updated Job Openings in RJ Are Announced by Qualitech

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Published on 02/10/2019 at 11:23

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New Job Openings in RJ Announced by Qualitech for Inspectors, Climbers, and Safety Technicians on October 2nd.

In RJ, Qualitech is announcing new job openings on October 2nd; the positions are for technicians with experience in the offshore sector and certified training in the relevant role. Pay attention to the application deadline, as they vary by position. Check soon for more offshore opportunities in RJ.

Present in the management and execution of inspection services, QUALITECH provides repair, industrial, and naval maintenance services, applying conventional industrial climbing techniques on a national and global scale in the offshore segment.

With qualified professionals in drilling, FPSO, supply vessels, and energy industry sectors, the company strives to achieve the highest standards of quality, health, safety, environmental protection, and social responsibility.

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Professionals will receive a salary compatible with the market, a benefits plan including meal vouchers, food allowance, transportation tickets, and life insurance.

If you meet the requested requirements, to participate in the process, send your resume to curriculo@qualitechirm.com, noting the job name in the subject line of the email.

Don’t forget to include your courses, specializations, or even volunteer work in the area. This information can make all the difference. Good Luck!

Updated Job Openings in RJ Are Announced by Qualitech

New Job Openings in RJ Announced by Qualitech for Inspectors, Climbers, and Safety Technicians on October 2nd.

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Updated Job Openings in RJ Are Announced by Qualitech

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