Currículo na mão para trabalhar no Porto da Imbetiba! Muitas funções

Resume In Hand To Work At Imbetiba Port! Many Positions Available

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/11/2017 at 16:40

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The Port Company Vila Velha Based in Macaé Is Receiving Resumes Directly at the Entrance with Process IN PROGRESS!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Another great opportunity on the horizon and within everyone’s reach, a clear symbol that the recovery of the offshore, oil and gas sector is more imminent than ever. CPVV has started receiving resumes for many positions for a project that will begin at the Port of Imbetiba next year in various roles. Verified sources have already been there, submitted resumes, and others are already undergoing assessments among other things. [ You May Like: Construction Company Starts Hiring Process]

But before you continue reading, Click Oil and Gas is already warning in advance that the responsibility for travel is yours! Do not leave your home, city, or state to go there if you do not have the means or do not want to waste time because the chances are slim, few vacancies for many unemployed. Just as you seek re-employment in the market, thousands are going through the same situation, so carefully evaluate this matter because WE DO NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. Next, check the source of the information:

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Here is the transcription of the collected information: email: currículo@cpvv.com.br, Contact Phone: 22 – 3311 6533. Rua Elias Agostinho, number 340, 2nd floor, Macaé-RJ. I left the coordinates of the location at this link, making it easier to find the location via GPS, if you happen to use it.

When the crisis reached more severe proportions at the end of 2015, Macaé was the first to suffer from the cut in operations and offshore companies leaving the city. The situation was further aggravated after the Port of Açu began to add more services due to its incredible capacity and size, which greatly exceeds the Port of Imbetiba. However, as all infrastructure, technology, and logistics are still in the city, many of the major companies in the sector decided to stay here due to cost issues.

Resume In Hand To Work At Imbetiba Port! Many Positions Available

The Port Company Vila Velha Based in Macaé Is Receiving Resumes Directly at the Entrance with Process IN PROGRESS!

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