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Wilson Sons Offshore Hires Maintenance Apprentices

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/10/2018 at 09:57

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Candidates With Availability To Work In Niterói, Wilson Sons Offshore Offers Great Professional Development Opportunities

Wilson Sons Offshore offers a great opportunity for young people who are enrolled in technical courses and wish to pave the way towards a good professional trajectory. The company offers vacancies for apprentices in the maintenance area, so stay tuned to the requirements and how to apply, because programs like these are the best path for those who have no experience in this market.

The main activities will consist of monitoring maintenance activities, tracking equipment entries in the workshop, managing hours allocation in the SIEM system, following up on equipment checklists in the workshop, requesting materials in the SIEM system, checking and registering materials in the Klassmatt system, among other activities.

Fundamental Prerequisites

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Basic knowledge of the Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Aged between 18 and 23 years
Currently enrolled in a technical course that has apprenticeship programs
Availability of 6 hours per day for learning
Expected completion of the technical course after November/19

Wilson Sons Offshore additionally informs that the benefits include a scholarship in the amount of R$ 1,131.28 among others, the workload will be 30 hours per week from Monday to Friday and the location of the practice will be in the city of Niterói – RJ.

Those interested and meeting the requirements, should send their resumes on the company’s panel on the VAGAS.COM website here, make sure you are logged into your account before submitting your applications. For other job opportunities for those with no experience, returning to the header of this portal you will find a drop-down MENU, click on it and access the tab “INTERNSHIPS AND TRAINEES”, there may be something worth researching. It is worth noting that depending on the date you are accessing this post, Wilson Sons Offshore may have already taken the application down, so let us know if anyone encounters this situation.

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