The Naval And Offshore Engineering Company Based In Macaé, Enaval, Is Accepting Resumes For Various Positions

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 29/01/2021 at 16:14

Updated on 15/02/2021 at 16:19

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Enaval Is Accepting Resumes for Many Roles in Elementary, High School, and Higher Education. The Positions Are to Support a Possible Project in Macaé

Click Oil and Gas received from the Human Resources department of Enaval yesterday (29), the announcement for the registration of resumes for various positions to support a possible Maintenance Shutdown project of the company in Macaé. Check out the requested roles and how to register your resume below. Good news, Petrobras drills a well and identifies oil in the pre-salt of the Campos Basin

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Enaval did not disclose the number of available positions; however, it explained that there is a higher demand for the roles of BOILERMAKER and WELDER, and that residents of Macaé and the surrounding area will have priority.

Are You in the Naval Industry and Looking for a Job? Check Below the Roles Requested by Enaval for Resume Registration in Macaé

SUPERVISOR
BOILERMAKER
WELDER
IRATA N1 BOILERMAKER
IRATA N1 WELDER
IRATA N3 SUPERVISOR
PAINTER
RESCUER
SCAFFOLDER
ELECTRICIAN
WELDING INSPECTOR
WELDING/ULTRASOUND INSPECTOR
SAFETY TECHNICIAN

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The Naval And Offshore Engineering Company Based In Macaé, Enaval, Is Accepting Resumes For Various Positions

Enaval Is Accepting Resumes for Many Roles in Elementary, High School, and Higher Education. The Positions Are to Support a Possible Project in Macaé

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Are You in the Naval Industry and Looking for a Job? Check Below the Roles Requested by Enaval for Resume Registration in Macaé

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The Naval And Offshore Engineering Company Based In Macaé, Enaval, Is Accepting Resumes For Various Positions

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Are You in the Naval Industry and Looking for a Job? Check Below the Roles Requested by Enaval for Resume Registration in Macaé

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