Resume Registration for All Positions for Petrobras Offshore Contracts at UO-Rio in Macaé and for Work at REFAP Refinery on This Day 11

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Published on 11/11/2020 at 06:54

Updated on 11/11/2020 at 20:58

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Submit Your Resume and Participate in the Recruitment and Selection for Offshore Job Vacancies at UO-Rio in Macaé and at the REFAP Refinery in Canoas, RS

Estrutural Serviços Industriais is hiring for positions as welder, pipefitter, scaffolder, and more, to work offshore in Macaé, at UO-Rio and also at the Petrobras REFAP refinery – Canoas, in Rio Grande do Sul. Participate in the recruitment and selection and submit your resume now! The opportunities were announced yesterday (11/10) by the company.

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A Estrutural, with over 20 years in the construction, assembly, and industrial maintenance segment, with a prominent presence in refineries and offshore oil exploration and production platforms, has continually adapted to the needs and challenges of its clients, generating credibility throughout the Brazilian industrial maintenance market, especially in the oil sector.

ATTENTION! Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for the applications; the job vacancies for Petrobras contracts posted below are external and may be filled at any moment by Estrutural.

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Submit Your Resume for the Job Vacancies Below to Work Offshore in Macaé at UO-Rio and at the Petrobras REFAP Refinery in Canoas, RS

Job Vacancies Macaé – UO-Rio Petrobras

Climbing Supervisor
Pipefitter
Climbing Pipefitter
Climbing Welder (with ABS test)
Climbing Electrician
Climbing Instrument Technician
Scaffolder

In addition to the above positions, the company accepts resumes for all roles. Candidates must reside in the area of interest.

Applications for Job Vacancies Macaé UO-Rio: To apply for the above positions, interested parties must send an updated resume indicating the desired position in the subject line to the email vagas.uorio@estruturalrs.com.br Or they can also register on the company website CLICKING HERE. Good luck!

REFAP Refinery Job Vacancies – Petrobras

The company is accepting resumes for all roles! Candidates must reside in the area of interest.

Requirements: the company does not inform other requirements; therefore, update your contact information, courses, and qualifications before sending your resume.

Applications for Job Vacancies at REFAP Refinery: To apply for the above positions, interested parties must send an updated resume indicating the desired position in the subject line to the email recrutamento@estruturalrs.com.br Or they can also register on the company website CLICKING HERE. Good luck!

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Resume Registration for All Positions for Petrobras Offshore Contracts at UO-Rio in Macaé and for Work at REFAP Refinery on This Day 11

Submit Your Resume and Participate in the Recruitment and Selection for Offshore Job Vacancies at UO-Rio in Macaé and at the REFAP Refinery in Canoas, RS

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Submit Your Resume for the Job Vacancies Below to Work Offshore in Macaé at UO-Rio and at the Petrobras REFAP Refinery in Canoas, RS

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Resume Registration for All Positions for Petrobras Offshore Contracts at UO-Rio in Macaé and for Work at REFAP Refinery on This Day 11

Submit Your Resume and Participate in the Recruitment and Selection for Offshore Job Vacancies at UO-Rio in Macaé and at the REFAP Refinery in Canoas, RS

Read Also

Submit Your Resume for the Job Vacancies Below to Work Offshore in Macaé at UO-Rio and at the Petrobras REFAP Refinery in Canoas, RS

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