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Job Openings in Macaé! Large Engineering Company Seeks Occupational Nurse and Administrative Supervisor

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/03/2019 at 05:00

Updated on 07/03/2019 at 22:24

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Large Engineering Company Operating in Industrial Maintenance in Offshore Units Opens Positions in Macaé for Occupational Nurse and Administrative Supervisor

PRINER has opened Positions in Macaé for Occupational Nurse and Administrative Supervisor. PRINER SERVIÇOS INDUSTRIAIS S.A. is the new name of Mills|Si, a business division that originated from Mills Estruturas e Serviços de Engenharia S.A. With a team of around 2,000 employees, Priner operates throughout Brazil providing services in the fields of Petrochemistry, Pulp and Paper, Steelmaking, Offshore, Naval, and Mining. Specialized in industrial access, industrial painting, surface treatment, thermal insulation, and pressurized habitat, it seeks innovative solutions that offer practicality, combining productivity and environmental conservation.

Occupational Nurse

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and Postgraduate degree in Occupational Nursing; Knowledge of technical standards related to occupational health, especially NR7; Proficiency in Microsoft Office; Preferably from the offshore industrial sector.

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Administrative Supervisor

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Administration or related fields; Advanced Excel knowledge; Desirable English skills; Experience in leading administrative teams for offshore contract management.

Benefits: Medical assistance; Dental assistance; Life insurance; Food voucher; Meal voucher; Transportation voucher

Desired Behavioral Profile: Good relationship and communication skills, initiative, sense of urgency, commitment, organization, result-oriented.

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Job Openings in Macaé! Large Engineering Company Seeks Occupational Nurse and Administrative Supervisor

Large Engineering Company Operating in Industrial Maintenance in Offshore Units Opens Positions in Macaé for Occupational Nurse and Administrative Supervisor

Occupational Nurse

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