600 Job Vacancies in Macaé for Offshore Work, Seeking Candidates with Elementary and High School Education in Maintenance Areas, Today February 25

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Published on 25/02/2021 at 15:12

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Maintenance Professionals Called for 600 Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education in Macaé to Work Offshore, Today (25)

Rip Kaefer, an energy and offshore services provider, has over 600 job openings for positions requiring elementary and high school education to meet offshore contracts in Macaé, in the areas of electrical and instrumentation. If you like working offshore, check out the positions available and how to apply. Also, apply for IMMEDIATE job openings for the onshore and offshore maintenance project for Petrobras’ Merluza and Mexilhão platforms, on this February 25.

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

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

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Check Below All Job Openings to Work Offshore in Macaé

Maintenance Electrician – 56 openings
Climber Electrician – 48 openings
Maintenance and Operation Electrician – 69 openings
Cranes Maintenance Electrician – 5 openings
Maintenance Mechanic – 10 openings
Valve Maintenance Mechanic – 28 openings
Maintenance and Operation Mechanic – 69 openings
Turning Maintenance Mechanic – 42 openings
Refrigeration Maintenance Mechanic – 44 openings

Cranes Maintenance Mechanic – 45 openings
Instrument Technician – 7 openings
Instrument Technician – 73 openings
Climber Instrument Technician – 38 openings
Team Supervisor – 44 openings
Climber Mechanics Supervisor – 28 openings
Climber Instrumentation Supervisor – 12 openings
Climber Electrical Supervisor – 11 openings

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

Application

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

600 Job Vacancies in Macaé for Offshore Work, Seeking Candidates with Elementary and High School Education in Maintenance Areas, Today February 25

Maintenance Professionals Called for 600 Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education in Macaé to Work Offshore, Today (25)

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600 Job Vacancies in Macaé for Offshore Work, Seeking Candidates with Elementary and High School Education in Maintenance Areas, Today February 25

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