Urgent Job Openings to Fulfill Oil and Gas Maintenance Contracts at Porto do Açu; Immediate Hiring of Assistants, Technicians, Supervisors, and More!

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Published on 25/08/2022 at 16:00

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Outsourcing Urgently Calls for Candidates with Elementary, High School, Technical and Higher Education for Maintenance Contracts at Porto do Açu. Submit Your Resume!

FyberMAN do Brasil, a service provider for maintenance in multinational and national companies in the areas of Mining, Steel, Pulp and Paper, Oil and Gas, and Ports, opened an URGENT selection process yesterday (08/24) to fulfill a contract at Porto do Açu. There are job openings for Helpers, Technicians, Electricians, Supervisors, Inspectors, Scaffolders, Painters, Supervisors, and more. See below how to submit your resume!

With its Central office and manufacturing base located in Campos dos Goytacazes – RJ (Headquarters), FyberMAN do Brasil meets the new and ongoing challenges of the market.

Founded in 1995, and due to its constant updates, its business includes Service Management, technical services, infrastructure, and administrative services such as Planning Services, Factory Shutdowns, Construction Supervision, Construction and Assembly, Civil Works, Inspections, Maintenance, Access, Composite, Industrial Painting, Structured IT Cabling, Passive and Anticorrosive Protection, and supply of direct and indirect labor.

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Check Below the IMMEDIATE Job Opportunities to Work at Porto do Açu

Monitoring Technician
Control Technician
Quality Technician
Occupational Safety Technician
Electrician
Warehouseman
Scaffold Supervisor
Painting Supervisor
Production Supervisor
General Services Assistant
Painting Inspector
Mechanic
Industrial Painter
Scaffolder
Helper
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Requirements: Minimum experience of 1 year in the industrial area

Benefits: the company offers its employees a 30% bonus, meal voucher, health plan, dental plan, and life insurance.

Application: those interested in applying for the job openings above should send their resume indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to vagas.portodoacu@fyberman.com

Urgent Job Openings to Fulfill Oil and Gas Maintenance Contracts at Porto do Açu; Immediate Hiring of Assistants, Technicians, Supervisors, and More!

Outsourcing Urgently Calls for Candidates with Elementary, High School, Technical and Higher Education for Maintenance Contracts at Porto do Açu. Submit Your Resume!

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