Job Openings in Macaé Opened by Priner's Human Resources, Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steelmaking, and Infrastructure

Job Openings in Macaé Opened by Priner’s Human Resources, Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steelmaking, and Infrastructure

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/01/2021 at 10:32

Updated on 07/01/2021 at 10:40

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There Are Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education at Priner in Macaé for Offshore and Naval Professionals. Check the Open Positions and Submit Your Resume

The job openings available for Macaé, announced by the human resources department of Priner, a company recognized in the market for its contracts in the offshore, Naval, Mining, Steel, and Infrastructure sectors, are for positions requiring elementary and high school education. See below how to submit your resume. Also, apply for 90 job openings for high school and higher education to work at the multinational General Electric today, January 6

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Túlio Cintra, the CEO of Priner, a prominent company that operates in assembly and services for the petrochemical, steel, paper and pulp, oil and gas, and industrial services sectors. One of the company’s secrets for navigating the year in better conditions was the quick decisions made when the pandemic was just starting to make an impact on Brazil’s economy.

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“We acted with great speed, as by the third month of adjustments we returned to having solid results,” Cintra revealed. The company reviewed some internal processes that, according to expectations, will result in even higher productivity in the short term. Business halted in 2020, but there were no cancellations of projects that could have affected the company. And this was important. For 2021, the CEO of Priner believes it will be a year of major challenges, but the experience gained through all the ups and downs was significant.

ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for the applications; the selection process for the offshore positions in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo listed below are external and may expire at any time.

See Below the Job Openings to Work in Macaé at the Service Provider in Offshore and Naval – Priner

Isolation Supervisor – offshore
Sheet Metal Worker – offshore
Insulator – Offshore

Requirements: Completed elementary education; proven experience in CTPS; CBSP and HUET (valid).

Painting Inspector – offshore

Requirements: Completed high school, painting course (SENAI or ABRACO); CBSP and HUET; SNQC qualification; proven experience in CTPS

Climbing Painting Inspector N1

Requirements: Completed high school, painting course (SENAI or ABRACO); CBSP and HUET; SNQC and NACE 1 qualification; proven experience in CTPS; IRATA BRAZIL or ABENDI N1 course

Application

If you meet the requirements above demanded by Smartcoat, and are interested in the job position, send your resume to rh.mce@priner.com.br, indicating the position in the email subject line. Good Luck!

Submitting a resume by professionals who do not meet the requested profile will only cause Priner to block your contact, making it impossible to apply for future positions.

Job Openings in Macaé Opened by Priner’s Human Resources, Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steelmaking, and Infrastructure

There Are Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education at Priner in Macaé for Offshore and Naval Professionals. Check the Open Positions and Submit Your Resume

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See Below the Job Openings to Work in Macaé at the Service Provider in Offshore and Naval – Priner

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Job Openings in Macaé Opened by Priner’s Human Resources, Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steelmaking, and Infrastructure

There Are Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education at Priner in Macaé for Offshore and Naval Professionals. Check the Open Positions and Submit Your Resume

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See Below the Job Openings to Work in Macaé at the Service Provider in Offshore and Naval – Priner

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Austrian engineers have developed an inflatable concrete technology that transforms flat slabs into domes using only air pressure, eliminating scaffolding and temporary forms, and potentially changing the way bridges, tunnels, and curved roofs are constructed worldwide.

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