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Giant Schlumberger Launches Inclusion Program for People With Disabilities in Macaé

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Published on 14/08/2019 at 14:37

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Schlumberger Announces Blue Talent Program in Macaé for Inclusion of People with Disabilities in the Job Market.

One of the world’s leading service providers, Schlumberger reveals the Blue Talent program in Macaé, a training and education initiative aimed at people with disabilities who will be integrated into the job market. The program is a partnership between Schlumberger and a major educational and professional training network in Brazil, Firjan (see Firjan’s estimate for the job market in Rio de Janeiro). Classes will be held in the city of Macaé, and the first cohort will have the course completely free; one of the requirements is that candidates must be of legal age.

Schlumberger, a global leader in its segment, is committed to the environment t with a history of innovation and service provision, the main supplier of characterization, drilling, and production technologies for the oil and gas industry. The company was founded in 1926 and is named after Conrad and Marcel Schlumberger, brothers who transformed the energy industry with the revolutionary idea of using electric measurements to map rock formations beneath the surface.

Logistics Operation Assistant (Macaé)

Start: September/2019
Location: SENAI Macaé and Schlumberger base in Macaé
Schedule: Monday to Friday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Requirements and Benefits

It is necessary for candidates to have minimum knowledge equivalent to the 6th grade of elementary school and a minimum age of 18. The company will provide transportation vouchers and meal vouchers for students.

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How to Participate in the Program

Applications can be submitted via email at talentoazul@slb.com; candidates need to send their resumes along with the attached medical report for people with disabilities by the deadline of 08/20/19.

The company emphasizes that this program is intended exclusively for people with disabilities.

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