Urgent Job Openings for Brazilians in Portugal: High School, Technical, and Higher Education Professionals Called to Work in the Petrochemical Industry; No Age Limit to Apply!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/03/2022 at 08:25

Updated on 30/03/2022 at 14:42

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YouTube video — ***Leandro commenting on the large hiring of Brazilians for Portugal on the CPG Portal – Source: Conexão Rio/Braga***

If You Dream of Working and Living in Portugal, This Is the Great Opportunity! Grupo OPorto Forte Calls Brazilians to Work in the Petrochemical Industry, See Below How to Compete for Job Openings!

Does your life project involve working in Portugal for a large company with the opportunity to pursue a promising career? Grupo OPorto Forte has announced that there are job openings in various fields for Brazilians living in Rio de Janeiro and surrounding areas. The opportunities are to work in a Petrochemical industry, and interested candidates need to have IMMEDIATE availability to relocate and work in Portugal.

Check the Requested Positions and Stay Alert, One of the Job Openings Below Could Be for You!

Project Manager;
Foreman;
Supervisor;
Steel Structures Preparer;
Quality Assurance / Quality Control;
Production and Planning Technician;
Quality Control;
Pipeline Quality Control;
Foreman;
Project Manager;
Team Leader;
Pipeline Preparer;

Requirements

Minimum 3 years of professional experience in the role;
Good work ethic and organizational skills;
Immediate availability;
Resident of Rio de Janeiro or surrounding areas, where the recruitment process will take place.

Offer

Employment contract in Portugal with all requirements stipulated by the country’s legislation;
Compensation compatible with the demands of the position and the candidate’s profile;
Career opportunities in a solid and credible group;
Support throughout the hiring process.

Application Interested in the opportunity? Send your resume with the TITLE of the job opening to the email SELECAO.OIL-GAS@OPORTOFORTE.COM.BR, good luck in the selection process!

Want to Build an International Career? Canada Starts Record Recruitment of Brazilians to Fill Hundreds of Positions

The resumes of Brazilians are in high demand across several countries, companies in Quebec are eager for Brazilian labor and offer many job opportunities for a solid career in Canada, where professionals from various fields, positions, and levels will be called in the coming months by the economic development agency Québec International, in the Canadian province that has opened a record number of job openings for professionals seeking new horizons in their careers. Watch the video below to learn more about the recruitment for Brazilians in Quebec, Canada.

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Would you like to build your professional future in Quebec, Canada? Seize this unique opportunity to live and work in a peaceful, safe environment with excellent quality of life! Various companies in Quebec are hiring Brazilian workers in the following sectors:

Application for Job Openings in Canada: interested candidates can apply until April 4 by clicking on the desired area above or THIS LINK.

Consult the available job offers and the participating companies.
Create your profile on ‘Mon Compte Québec en tête’ and apply for positions that match your profile.

Between the 25th (today) and the 29th of this month, pre-selected candidates will undergo virtual interviews conducted by recruiters from participating companies.

Urgent Job Openings for Brazilians in Portugal: High School, Technical, and Higher Education Professionals Called to Work in the Petrochemical Industry; No Age Limit to Apply!

If You Dream of Working and Living in Portugal, This Is the Great Opportunity! Grupo OPorto Forte Calls Brazilians to Work in the Petrochemical Industry, See Below How to Compete for Job Openings!

Check the Requested Positions and Stay Alert, One of the Job Openings Below Could Be for You!

Requirements

Offer

Want to Build an International Career? Canada Starts Record Recruitment of Brazilians to Fill Hundreds of Positions

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Check the Requested Positions and Stay Alert, One of the Job Openings Below Could Be for You!

Requirements

Offer

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

The oldest tree in the world, alive since before the birth of Jesus Christ, is cut down in a scientific study and the case changes environmental preservation rules.

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