Offshore Jobs for Residents of Angra dos Reis Confirmed

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/04/2019 at 10:53

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For residents of Angra dos Reis and adjacent regions, the Human Resources company, Grupo Meet Brasil, has open positions for the role of Safety Technician for offshore contracts in the city. Please pay absolute attention to the requirements, as they are fundamental to performing the function, as we confirmed them today (01-04) with one of the HR representatives.

Opportunities for Professionals in Angra dos Reis.

Position: Safety Technician
Experience: Minimum of 02 years of proven experience in CTPS.
Requirements: CBSP, NR10, NR33, NR34, and NR35, all courses up to date;
Advantage: T-Huet
Location: Angra dos Reis
Number of Vacancies: 04

Only resumes from professionals in Angra dos Reis and region who meet the descriptions and minimum requirements stated in this publication will be considered. Send resumes to: macae@grupomeetbrasil.com.br.

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