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Job Openings in Niterói for Painters, Hydroblasters, and IRATA Technicians

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 06/09/2019 at 17:15

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Company Based in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Specialist in Painting and Industrial Coatings Announced Yesterday, September 5, Job Openings to Fulfill Its Contracts

JCosta, headquartered in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, is hiring painters, hydroblasters, and IRATA’s who possess CBSP, THUET (certified by Falck) and proven experience. See also another selection process for the interior of RJ.
The vacancies were published on the company’s social network yesterday at 10:35 AM, so it’s worth applying by sending your resume to the email we have provided for you below in this article.

JCosta is an industrial painting and naval services company, operating in the onshore and offshore market for over 12 years, performing services in treatment, painting, hydroblasting, tank and reservoir cleaning, and pipeline and metallic structure services.

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Available Vacancies

Painters
Hydroblasters
IRATA’s

JCosta announces that the prerequisites for candidates will be: to have a CBSP course, THUET (certified by Falck) and have proven experience.

JCosta announced in its post that those interested in the vacancies above should send their resume to the email: rh@jcosta.srv.br.
The company did not disclose the location of the professionals’ activities, but as mentioned earlier, the base is in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro.

See other selection processes announced here at CPG that may interest you:

==> Maritime Agency begins calling for maritime professionals in RJ with current courses for offshore boarding!
==> Announcement published on this day, September 6, contains vacancies for the cities of Santo André, Diadema and São Mateus, in the state of São Paulo!
==> Business Center with an office in Macaé is seeking professionals with offshore drilling experience to serve an Oil and Gas Multinational!
==> Recruitment Multinational and HR services provider is holding an open selection process for offshore professionals to join their clients’ crew!

Job Openings in Niterói for Painters, Hydroblasters, and IRATA Technicians

Company Based in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Specialist in Painting and Industrial Coatings Announced Yesterday, September 5, Job Openings to Fulfill Its Contracts

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Available Vacancies

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