600 Job Openings in Macaé for Offshore Activities at Rip Kaefer, Today February 16

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Published on 16/02/2021 at 10:38

Updated on 16/02/2021 at 18:51

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Macaé Has More Than 600 Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education to Meet Offshore Contracts of the Oil and Gas Outsourcing Company Rip Kaefer

Rip Kaefer, an offshore energy and services provider, has more than 600 job openings for elementary and high school positions to meet offshore contracts in Macaé, in the areas of electrical and instrumentation. Check below the positions available and how to apply. You can also apply, A Specialized Company in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance in São Paulo is Hiring Plumbers, Mechanics, Instrument Technicians, and More

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RIP Industrial Services, based in Macaé, operates in various segments, providing integrated services for industries, among its main clients are companies in sectors such as oil and gas, energy, paper and cellulose, mining, metallurgy, chemicals, petrochemicals, and automotive, among others.

Since 2014, RIP has been part of the KAEFER group. Headquartered in Bremen, in northern Germany, KAEFER stands out as a global leader in providing integrated industrial services and specialized solutions. Its global team consists of over 28,000 employees.

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Check Below All Offshore Positions Announced by RIP Kaefer in Macaé

Maintenance Electrician – 56 vacancies
Climbing Electrician – 48 vacancies
Maintenance and Operation Electrician – 69 vacancies
Cranes Maintenance Electrician – 5 vacancies
Maintenance Mechanic – 10 vacancies
Valve Maintenance Mechanic – 28 vacancies
Maintenance and Operation Mechanic – 69 vacancies
Lathe Maintenance Mechanic – 42 vacancies
Refrigeration Maintenance Mechanic – 44 vacancies

Cranes Maintenance Mechanic – 45 vacancies
Instrument Mechanic for Cranes – 7 vacancies
Instrument Technician – 73 vacancies
Climbing Instrument Technician – 38 vacancies
Team Supervisor – 44 vacancies
Climbing Mechanics Supervisor – 28 vacancies
Climbing Instrumentation Supervisor – 12 vacancies
Climbing Electrical Supervisor – 11 vacancies

Requirements: The company does not provide the requirements, so before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, qualifications, and experience.

Application

Maintenance professionals interested in the offshore job opportunities mentioned above should send their resumes indicating the desired position in the subject line of the email to rhmacae@kaefer.com

600 Job Openings in Macaé for Offshore Activities at Rip Kaefer, Today February 16

Macaé Has More Than 600 Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education to Meet Offshore Contracts of the Oil and Gas Outsourcing Company Rip Kaefer

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