335 Job Openings Today (09/08) by Outsourcing Company in Oil and Gas, Ports, Mining, Steelmaking, Chemical Industries, Pulp and Paper, and Energy

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/09/2021 at 09:45

Updated on 08/09/2021 at 10:46

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Candidates from Elementary, Middle, Technical, and Higher Education Convened by Engeman to Fill 335 Job Openings in Macaé, RJ and Other Brazilian Regions

Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Recife have 335 job openings for candidates from elementary, middle, technical, and higher education to meet contracts from Engeman — a solid Brazilian company recognized in the industrial market for its excellence in labor across the oil and gas, mining, steel, cellulose and paper, chemical, food, energy, port industries, among others. See below how to register your resume.

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Engeman is a solid Brazilian company recognized in the industrial market for its excellence in labor for industrial process operations, industrial maintenance, and assembly of industrial equipment in onshore and offshore installations, as well as providing services in these categories.

With 38 years of excellence and capability to operate in all regions of Brazil, Engeman is prepared to serve companies in the oil and gas, mining, steel, cellulose and paper, chemical, food, energy, port industries, among others.

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Check Below How to Compete for Job Openings in the Oil and Gas, Port, Mining, Steel, Chemical, Cellulose, and Energy Sectors

Load Movement Leader – 100 openings
Industrial Estimator
TBM Electrical Technician – 5 openings
Radio Operator
Electrical Technician – 3 openings
Mechanical Technician – 4 openings
Refrigeration Technician – 4 openings
Offshore Quality Supervisor – 2 openings
Utilities Operator – 2 openings
Blaster – 50 openings
Crane Operator – 100 openings
Platform Assistant – 100 openings
TBM Instrumentation Technician – 10 openings
Offshore Maintenance Coordinator – 3 openings
N1 Climbing Boilermaker – 50 openings

Application: interested candidates should click on the desired position above to register their resume and compete for the job openings to work in Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Recife under Engeman contracts — a solid Brazilian company recognized in the industrial market for its excellence in labor across the sectors of oil and gas, mining, steel, cellulose and paper, chemical, food, energy, port industries, among others.

335 Job Openings Today (09/08) by Outsourcing Company in Oil and Gas, Ports, Mining, Steelmaking, Chemical Industries, Pulp and Paper, and Energy

Candidates from Elementary, Middle, Technical, and Higher Education Convened by Engeman to Fill 335 Job Openings in Macaé, RJ and Other Brazilian Regions

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Check Below How to Compete for Job Openings in the Oil and Gas, Port, Mining, Steel, Chemical, Cellulose, and Energy Sectors

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335 Job Openings Today (09/08) by Outsourcing Company in Oil and Gas, Ports, Mining, Steelmaking, Chemical Industries, Pulp and Paper, and Energy

Candidates from Elementary, Middle, Technical, and Higher Education Convened by Engeman to Fill 335 Job Openings in Macaé, RJ and Other Brazilian Regions

Read Also

Check Below How to Compete for Job Openings in the Oil and Gas, Port, Mining, Steel, Chemical, Cellulose, and Energy Sectors

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