Eletricistas, Plataformistas e Homens de Àrea para grande processo seletivo offshore no Rio de Janeiro

Electricians, Dock Workers, and Field Personnel Needed for Major Offshore Recruitment Process in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/02/2018 at 11:47

Updated on 02/02/2018 at 21:30

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The Project Is Scheduled for This Month, Job Vacancies Are for Temporary Contracts at a Renowned Offshore Company

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Job Vacancies Are for Electricians, Platform Workers, and Area Men Recently Announced by HR at Atlas Professionals for Temporary Contracts. The Project Is Beginning This Month and Resumes Are Already Being Selected to Call Candidates Who Fit the Roles. In the Next Paragraph, We Will Disclose the Requirements for the Position, But Before That, We Believe It Would Be Very Valuable for You to Know That Denadai Is Hiring Maintenance Technicians Today as Well to Work in the Cities of Macaé and Rio das Ostras, So Please Take a Good Look and Share with Those in Need.

To Apply for the Offshore Electrician Positions, Experience in the Role, Active CREA, Salvage Course, HEUT, and Technical or Vocational Education in the Field Will Be Required. It’s Worth Remembering That Emails Must Be Properly Identified with Your Names, Job Title, and City of Residence in the Message Subject Line. Understood? Therefore, Send Your Resumes to foliveira@atlasprofessionals.com.

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Electricians, Dock Workers, and Field Personnel Needed for Major Offshore Recruitment Process in Rio de Janeiro

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