Contratos onshore da japonesa MODEC no RJ demanda emprego para Engenheiro Eletricista, hoje 04 de maio

Japanese MODEC’s Onshore Contracts in RJ Demand Electric Engineer Employment, Today May 4th

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/05/2020 at 17:46

Contratos onshore da japonesa MODEC no RJ demanda emprego para Engenheiro Eletricista, hoje 04 de maio

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Job opportunity to join the offshore team of the multinational MODEC. The Japanese company is searching for an Electrical Engineer with an active CREA, on this May 4th. The company has been continuously announcing onshore and offshore vacancies to fulfill its projects in Brazil, check other offshore vacancies for professionals with high school and higher education open by the company.

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REINFORCING! Many people have questioned the fact that we at Click Petroleum and Gas are advertising job vacancies amid this global pandemic due to the coronavirus. At the end of the article, we provide a screenshot of the job announcement.

Although we are going through a crisis and many sectors have halted their activities, some essential services continue albeit reduced and cannot stop, which is the case with the oil and gas industry, petroleum, and offshore.

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ATTENTION! Click Petroleum and Gas is not responsible for the applications; the job opportunity for RJ in the position of Onshore Electrical Engineer posted below is external and may expire at any moment on the MODEC website

Requirements

Electrical Engineering with an active CREA
Experience in the oil and gas sector
Experience with predictive monitoring of electrical maintenance on the main equipment of a plant
Fluent English
Experience with regulations such as NR10 and IEC
Experience with Failure Analysis

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Want to build a career at the highly sought-after Modec? If you are a resident of RJ and specialized in the role of Electrical Engineer, check the following link for all the details and apply now for the job vacancy at the oil and gas multinational! To do this, Just click HERE. GOOD LUCK!

Onshore Contracts from the Japanese MODEC in RJ Demand Job for Electrical Engineer, Today May 4th

Japanese MODEC’s Onshore Contracts in RJ Demand Electric Engineer Employment, Today May 4th

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ATTENTION! Click Petroleum and Gas is not responsible for the applications; the job opportunity for RJ in the position of Onshore Electrical Engineer posted below is external and may expire at any moment on the MODEC website

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