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Immediate Job Openings With Financial Assistance to Work on the Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Plant Projects

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Published on 20/01/2021 at 08:12

Updated on 20/01/2021 at 08:17

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Job Openings for Elementary and High School Graduates to Work at the Jaguatirica II Thermal Power Plant in the State of Roraima.

Are you a resident of Roraima? The construction company Techint is calling for Pipe Instrument Operators, Electrical Force and Control Technicians, and TIG/ER Welders for the works at the Jaguatirica II Thermal Power Plant (UTE), owned by Eneva, in Boa Vista, Roraima. Techint offers cost assistance, basic food baskets, and transportation for mobilization and demobilization. See below the positions available and apply for one of the job openings.

Check Below the Positions Called for Job Openings at the Jaguatirica II Thermal Power Plant (UTE), Owned by Eneva, in Roraima

Pipe Instrument Operator
Electrical Force and Control Technician
TIG/ER Welder.

Requirements

Techint Engineering and Construction informs that experience is important, and the opportunities are primarily for professionals from the Roraima region. Before sending your résumé, update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

Application

If you are a resident of Roraima and are interested in the job openings above, send your résumé specifying the desired position in the subject line of the email to recrutamento.jaguatirica@techint.com.br or contact via WhatsApp at the following numbers: (95) 99151 6587 / (95) 99110-9290 / (95) 99134-6136.

The company informs that PWD professionals are very welcome for activities at the plant. Only send your résumé if you fit the profile; if you haven’t found a compatible role, stay tuned for new opportunities!

Immediate Job Openings With Financial Assistance to Work on the Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Plant Projects

Job Openings for Elementary and High School Graduates to Work at the Jaguatirica II Thermal Power Plant in the State of Roraima.

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