Vagas de emprego hoje para o Rio, Niterói, São Gonçalo, Itaboraí e ES pela Derrick Services

Job Openings Today for Rio, Niterói, São Gonçalo, Itaboraí, and ES by Derrick Services

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/12/2019 at 06:57

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The Job Openings Are for Professionals Qualified in Rope Access in the State of Rio and ES. Check Out How to Apply

Are you looking for a job? If you live in the state of Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo, have experience in maintenance and industrial inspection, Derrick Services launched a selection process almost 24 hours ago for contracts in many cities. Job opportunities ahead! In 2020, 4,500 new job openings will be created in Rio de Janeiro just in the area of oil exploration and production, learn about the most requested functions and take the opportunity to qualify while there is time!

DERRICK SERVICES specializes in the assembly of towers and metal structures for the oil and natural gas industry.

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DERRICK SERVICES Job Openings – Rio de Janeiro

INDUSTRIAL CLIMBER N1
INDUSTRIAL CLIMBER N2
INDUSTRIAL CLIMBER N3

Requirements

QUALIFICATION (Irata, Abendi or similar);
Residents in Rio de Janeiro – RJ, Niterói – RJ, São Gonçalo – RJ Itaboraí – RJ and nearby areas.
Residents in Vitória – ES, Enseada do Suá – ES, Bento Ferreira – ES, Piedade – ES, Vila Velha – ES, Serra – ES and nearby areas.

Application

Candidates with a profile THAT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS, please send your resume for selection via email perfil@derrickservices.com.br indicating the position and region in the subject line. GOOD LUCK!

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Job Openings Today for Rio, Niterói, São Gonçalo, Itaboraí, and ES by Derrick Services

The Job Openings Are for Professionals Qualified in Rope Access in the State of Rio and ES. Check Out How to Apply

DERRICK SERVICES Job Openings – Rio de Janeiro

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The Job Openings Are for Professionals Qualified in Rope Access in the State of Rio and ES. Check Out How to Apply

DERRICK SERVICES Job Openings – Rio de Janeiro

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