CEPEM, Center for Business Psychology, Opens Applications for Onshore and Offshore Job Vacancies in São Paulo and Macaé

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/07/2023 at 17:50

Foto: reprodução. Fonte: Portal Cepem RH

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Among the job openings available, there are opportunities for professionals in the offshore sector as well as in the onshore sector

The Business Psychology Center (CEPEM) is conducting a selection process in the municipalities of Macaé and São Paulo to fill 7 available job vacancies. There are positions for roles such as psychologist, operator, nautical officer, inspector, and more.

The company is a consultancy focused on projects related to recruitment and business psychology for the Oil, Gas, and Energy industries. The company was founded in 2013, with the aim of supporting large companies throughout their personnel cycle.

Job Openings in the CEPEM Selection Process

The job vacancies in Macaé and São Paulo from CEPEM were announced through its LinkedIn profile, which has open positions in various roles, including some opportunities for offshore work. Check the vacancies:

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Applications for CEPEM Job Vacancies

CEPEM is offering positions in São Paulo and Macaé and promoting its selection process through the recruitment website that can be accessed CLICKING HERE.

When accessing the site, check the job list and the number of open positions, as well as the city they are for, and then select the one that best matches your professional profile.

Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for filling the job vacancies offered by the CEPEM company. The site only promotes job opportunities in various locations in Brazil and around the world. To apply and learn more information about the job openings, visit the CEPEM website or profile and be sure to check the requirements and activities. Good luck!

About CEPEM

CEPEM is a consultancy specialized in Recruitment and business psychology projects for the Oil & Gas and Energy sectors. We support companies throughout their employee life cycle with a focus on safe behavior. Our psychology unit is made up of a team of professionals dedicated exclusively to psychology in companies, especially in the offshore and energy markets. CEPEM offers customizable training projects to develop non-technical skills and safe behavior. We also conduct Human Factors diagnostics, with proprietary methodology, specialized in the offshore segment.

CEPEM, Center for Business Psychology, Opens Applications for Onshore and Offshore Job Vacancies in São Paulo and Macaé

Among the job openings available, there are opportunities for professionals in the offshore sector as well as in the onshore sector

Job Openings in the CEPEM Selection Process

Applications for CEPEM Job Vacancies

About CEPEM

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