20 vagas de emprego para caldeireiro em Macaé na gigante global Wood Group

20 Job Openings for Boilermakers in Macaé at Global Giant Wood Group

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 13/02/2020 at 11:30

20 vagas de emprego para caldeireiro em Macaé na gigante global Wood Group

20 Onshore Job Opportunities Were Announced Last Night, February 13, To Meet Labor Demand in Macaé at the Giant Multinational Wood Group

The oil giant Wood Group has announced 20 new onshore job openings. This time, the positions are in the construction area for pipefitting professionals with an IRATA course. URGENT Job Opportunities for Technicians and Mechanics with No Experience in Offshore Third Party.

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Wood is a global leader in delivering projects, engineering, and technical services for energy and industrial markets and operates in over 60 countries, employing around 55,000 people, with revenues exceeding $11 billion.

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About the Onshore Job Openings at Macaé Wood Group

Pipefitter IRATA – Climber Level I – 20 Openings

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Attention, the company does not provide details about other requirements, so before sending your resume, be sure to update your contact information, courses, certifications, qualifications, and experience. Good luck!

For those interested in the job openings and who fit the profile presented above, send an updated CV to recrutamento.br@woodplc.com mentioning the job title in the subject. GOOD LUCK!

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20 Onshore Job Opportunities Were Announced Last Night, February 13, To Meet Labor Demand in Macaé at the Giant Multinational Wood Group

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About the Onshore Job Openings at Macaé Wood Group

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About the Onshore Job Openings at Macaé Wood Group

Application

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