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RIP Industrial Services Macaé Branch Hires Onshore

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/09/2018 at 11:07

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The Opportunities Are for Immediate Start at RIP, Know All the Details Before Submitting Your Resumes

The company RIP of the Kaefer group is hiring professionals who wish to work in the city of Macaé in the maintenance sector. It is worth noting that we have not heard any mention of the term “offshore”, so we deduce that the positions are likely onshore, but we are not 100% sure. Nevertheless, know more details about the positions and how to apply:

Positions and Responsibilities

Maintenance Supervisor Climber (1869) ⇒ Technician in Electrotechnics or Mechanics, with a minimum of 2 years of proven experience in the Work Card and Rope Access N3 Irata or Abendi courses

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Instrument Technician Climber (1868) ⇒ Technician in Instrumentation, Electronics or Automation, with a minimum of 2 years (proven) experience, Rope Access N1 and Rope Access N3 Irata or Abendi

Quality Assistant I (1630) ⇒ Technician or Higher Education in Environmental Studies in any area, desirable knowledge of the field

Interested parties should send their resumes to RIP at the address rhmacae@kaefer.com, with the job code in the subject line.

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RIP Industrial Services Macaé Branch Hires Onshore

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