16 Job Openings During Maintenance Shutdown Are Offered Today, March 3, in Pernambuco

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Published on 03/03/2021 at 14:42

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STEAG, A Company Specializing In Services In The Oil And Energy Sector, Has 16 Temporary Job Opportunities In PE

The STEAG Energy Services group in Brazil has job openings for maintenance shutdown and is looking for professionals specialized in mechanical, electrical, or instrumentation maintenance. The opportunities are in the Ipojuca region of the state of Pernambuco. The company is an internationally recognized supplier of specialized services in the oil and energy sector.

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About The Company:

STEAG Energy Services Brazil is a subsidiary of STEAG Energy Services, part of the STEAG group, an internationally recognized supplier of specialized services in the energy sector. Since 2002, STEAG Energy Services Brazil, based in Rio de Janeiro, has been offering its services in Engineering and Operations And Maintenance for clients in South America.

The STEAG group owns approximately 7.6 GW of installed capacity, including wind, thermal, solar plants, etc.

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Maintenance Shutdown – Ipojuca, PE

The selected professionals will work during the maintenance plant for 1 month for the company known internationally for specialized services in the oil and energy sector.

Requirements: It is essential to have experience in mechanical, electrical, or instrumentation maintenance.

Applications For Temporary Job Openings At STEAG: Those interested in applying for any of the positions for a Maintenance Shutdown can send their resume only once to the following email address: rh@steag.com.br, putting “MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWN” in the subject line. We wish you good luck!

16 Job Openings During Maintenance Shutdown Are Offered Today, March 3, in Pernambuco

STEAG, A Company Specializing In Services In The Oil And Energy Sector, Has 16 Temporary Job Opportunities In PE

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