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In Macaé and Surrounding Areas, Mechanical Technician Required by Sparrows BSM Today, December 3rd

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/12/2019 at 17:54

Updated on 03/12/2019 at 18:45

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Opportunity in Macaé for Technical Professionals with Experience in General Maintenance of Cranes and Cargo Handling Equipment

Macaé, December 3, 2019. Sparrows BSM Engenharia is selecting specialized workers for mechanical services. The company is a reference in offshore operations and announced today (3rd) the start of the selection process for a position on its team. Also check that Marfood Macaé calls for Offshore Kitchen Assistants to report to the company TOMORROW by 2 PM.

The company aims to meet a growing demand for services in the offshore and port crane sector, offering engineering maintenance solutions and offshore crane operations, as well as training in cargo handling for the Brazilian market, with an office in Macaé-RJ.

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Requirements

Education: Mechanical Technician
Experience: 4 years in general maintenance, preventive and corrective mechanical maintenance in cranes and cargo handling equipment, assembly and maintenance of hydraulic units, analysis, outlining, repairs, bench testing of components, and measurements of hydraulic hose connections.
Language: Intermediate English.
Reside in Macaé, Rio das Ostras, and neighboring cities.

The city of Macaé is experiencing a growing rise in the offshore oil segment, increasingly announcing job vacancies in oil and gas companies. Therefore, if you are a resident of the region and are interested in working in this field, do not miss this excellent opportunity and apply now.

Application

Interested candidates who meet the profile required by the company Sparrows BSM should send their resume to the email: curriculo@sparrowsbsm.com.br identifying in the subject the position of Mechanical Technician. We wish good luck to the candidates.

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