Vagas offshore atualizadas na tarde de ontem pela Priner para atender contratos no Rio de Janeiro

Updated Offshore Positions Posted Yesterday Afternoon by Priner to Meet Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/12/2019 at 06:56

Updated on 10/12/2019 at 07:38

Vagas offshore atualizadas na tarde de ontem pela Priner para atender contratos no Rio de Janeiro

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Market Leader Company Announces Updated Job Openings for Offshore Professionals Available in Rio de Janeiro

Priner Industrial Services announced this Monday afternoon, December 9, job openings are for elementary school graduates who have experience in the position and reside in or near Rio de Janeiro. Plenty of jobs ahead!!! In 2020, 4,500 new job openings will be created in Rio de Janeiro solely in the oil exploration and production sector, know the most requested positions and qualify while there is time!

Priner is the new name of Mills|Si, a business division that originated from Mills Structures and Engineering Services S.A., which was sold in 2013 to a private equity investment fund (FIP), managed by Leblon Equities.

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Pipe Fitter – Offshore

Requirements

Completed elementary education
Technical high school will be a differential
Proven experience in employment records
Valid CBSP and HUET

Activities: fabricate and repair diverse parts and elements in various metal sheets; manufacture or repair boilers, tanks, reservoirs, among others; cut, shape, and work profiled bars of ferrous and non-ferrous materials for the manufacture of parts.

Insulator – Offshore

Requirements

Completed elementary education
Technical high school will be a differential
Proven experience in employment records
Valid CBSP and HUET

Activities: perform risk analysis of tasks, cut, prepare, shape, remove, and apply materials for thermal insulation, carry out adjustments and tightening of straps.

Application for Offshore Positions at Priner Rio de Janeiro

Priner is a renowned company in the national landscape and is always winning contracts in various segments of the industry. Therefore, if you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions and meet the requirements set by the company, send your resume to curriculo.rj@priner.com.br indicating the job title in the subject line. Good luck!

Updated Offshore Positions Posted Yesterday Afternoon by Priner to Meet Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

Market Leader Company Announces Updated Job Openings for Offshore Professionals Available in Rio de Janeiro

Pipe Fitter – Offshore

Insulator – Offshore

Application for Offshore Positions at Priner Rio de Janeiro

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