CIS Brasil Ltda Announced A Job Opening For Offshore Area This Wednesday (27)

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Published on 28/03/2019 at 19:45

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If You Reside in Campos dos Goytacazes, Espírito Santo, or Rio de Janeiro, and Have a Technical Degree in Mechanics, Electrotechnics, or Electromechanics, This Position May Be for You! CIS Brasil Ltda Is Hiring for the Maintenance Officer Position, and Living in These Locations May Be a Differentiator in the Selection Process.

CIS Brasil Opened a New Operating Base in the Offshore Pole of Macaé/RJ in 2016 and Has Been Present in Brazil Since 1999. This Wednesday (27), in the morning, the company, which was established in 1992 and specializes in providing catering, cleaning services, logistics, management, and maintenance services for international oil and gas companies, mining exploration, construction, and engineering companies that operate under adverse conditions (offshore, remote sites), Announced a Job Opening for the Maintenance Officer Position, Which Aims to Keep All Platform Equipment Operating at Maximum Efficiency, Among Other Duties.

Job Function: Maintenance Officer

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Work Location: Offshore

Required Education: Technical Level

Job Description:

Technical Degree in Electrotechnics, Electromechanics, or Mechanics;
CBSP;
THUET;
NR-10-40H;
Active CFT;
Experience in the Maintenance Area Will Be a Differentiator.

This Position Is Open to PDC (People with Disabilities in the Labor Market), and All Interested Individuals Who Meet the Profile Above Required by the Employer Can Apply by Sending Their Resume to CIS Brasil’s Email: cv@cis-catering.com, Remembering to Indicate the Job Title They Are Applying For in the Email Subject.

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