Último dia para se inscrever no Concurso Público Petrobras 2017

Last Day to Apply for Petrobras Public Competition 2017

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/08/2017 at 15:34

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Today, at 23:59, registrations for the Petrobras contest will end. Last chance to join one of the most desired companies in the country.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Petrobras has finally begun to reconnect its marathon of opportunities and public contests, with salaries nearing R$ 10 thousand for the highest positions. Below, take a look at the vacancies that the state-owned company is offering along with estimated salaries by occupation. The selection process was approved on August 14 with about 1000 vacancies across the country.

Petrobras officially announced all the requirements, positions, and areas of activity for the various roles. Salaries start at R$3,600 and go up to R$10 thousand, depending on the area and level of education. Stay alert because today is the last day to register. The registration fee is R$ 47 for mid-level positions and R$ 67 for those with higher education. (get your study guide for Portuguese and Mathematics).

Regions with More Vacancies?

As described in the Notice, the region with the most vacancies is the Southeast, in the cities of: Anchieta/ES, Angra dos Reis/RJ, Bertioga/SP, Cubatão/SP, Duque de Caxias/RJ, Guarujá/SP, Itaboraí/RJ, Itanhaém/SP, Macaé/RJ, Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Santos/SP, Seropédica/RJ, or Vitória/ES, but there are well-distributed opportunities throughout the country.

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What Are the Positions?

The available positions at Petrobras are for junior equipment and installation inspection technicians, junior maintenance technicians – Electrical, junior maintenance technicians – Mechanical, junior operations technicians, junior safety technicians, Occupational Nursing technicians, boiler technicians, and safety technicians.

What Education Do I Need?

The required technical degrees for the selection process are: Industrial Automation, Electro-electronics, Electromechanics, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Manufacturing, Mechanics, Precision Mechanics, Mechatronics, Metallurgy, Metrology, Chemistry, Welding, Mechanical Manufacturing, Aircraft Maintenance, Heavy Machinery Maintenance, Automotive Maintenance, Naval Machinery, Oil and Gas, Petrochemicals, and Refrigeration. For higher education, consult the study guide.

It is worth remembering that the selection process will be valid for 1 year, which can be extended for another year if necessary.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE PETROBRAS SELECTION PROCESS

If you really want to pass the Petrobras public contest, get your specific study guide below for Mathematics, Portuguese, and Junior Operations Technician.

Last Day to Apply for Petrobras Public Competition 2017

Today, at 23:59, registrations for the Petrobras contest will end. Last chance to join one of the most desired companies in the country.

Regions with More Vacancies?

What Are the Positions?

What Education Do I Need?

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE PETROBRAS SELECTION PROCESS

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