Airsiwft ganha projeto da ExxonMobil e está contratando em muitas funções

Airsiwft Wins ExxonMobil Project and Is Hiring for Many Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/01/2019 at 08:45

O empreendimento são para oportunidades de Trabalho em Moçambique no ramo de óleo e gás, atentem-se aos requisitos

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The Venture Is for Job Opportunities in Mozambique in the Oil and Gas Sector, Pay Attention to the Requirements

For over 35 years, Airswift has provided international workforce solutions for the energy, process, and infrastructure sectors. Today, it has a team of 6,500 people in 70 countries working with major players, EPCs, equipment, consulting, life sciences, and technology companies worldwide. It recently secured projects in Mozambique with ExxonMobil, learn more below.

ExxonMobil Mozambique, Limited currently has openings for talented and highly motivated individuals seeking career opportunities, the roles are for:

Business Development Advisor
Employee Relations Superintendent
Complaints Management Coordinator
Health, Safety, and Environment Technician
National Content Advisor
Local Content Advisor
Local Content Supervisor
Community Liaison Officer
Licensing Consultant
Licensing Lead
Human Resources Advisor
Tax Advisor
Financial Accountant
Accounts Payable Advisor
Payroll Accountant
Work Permit and Visa Officer
Administrative Support / Analyst

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About ExxonMobil in Brazil

ExxonMobil, an American multinational oil company headquartered in Dallas, United States, works on two fronts to obtain environmental licenses that allow drilling in the areas won in the 14th and 15th rounds and in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th pre-salt auctions, the number of wells to be drilled may reach 22, being 2 firm, one in block C-M-789 and the other in block Titan. Access the full article here and understand why you should keep an eye on this company in 2019.

Airsiwft Wins ExxonMobil Project and Is Hiring for Many Positions

The Venture Is for Job Opportunities in Mozambique in the Oil and Gas Sector, Pay Attention to the Requirements

About ExxonMobil in Brazil

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