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In Macaé, Offshore Support Company Seeks Young Apprentice

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/12/2019 at 10:58

Updated on 04/12/2019 at 22:10

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AKOFS Offshore Is Hiring in Macaé Young Apprentice to Provide Support and Services in the Company’s Human Resources Department

Located in Macaé, AKOFS Offshore is a company in the oil and gas sector that provides specialized technical and maritime support services (Services and Chartering). Also see that PetroRecôncavo is hiring for Engineers in Chemical, Mechanical, Petroleum, and Electrical without experience

The company is a global provider of construction and intervention services for subsea wells based on vessels for the oil and gas industry. The AKOFS Offshore has a highly competent and diverse organization, covering all phases from conceptual development to project execution and offshore operations.

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Requirements

Must be under 23 years old
Knowledge of the Office Suite

The city of Macaé is on the rise in the offshore oil sector, increasingly announcing job openings in oil and gas companies. Therefore, if you are a young resident of the region and have an interest in working in this field, don’t miss this excellent opportunity and apply now.

Application

Interested candidates who fit the profile required by the company should send their resume to the email hr@akofsoffshore.com identifying the position of YOUNG APPRENTICE in the subject line. This is a great chance for you, as a young professional, to start a career in the oil and gas industry. We wish good luck to the candidates.

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Paulo Nogueira

Eletrotécnica formado em umas das instituições de ensino técnico do país, o Instituto Federal Fluminense - IFF ( Antigo CEFET), atuei diversos anos na áreas de petróleo e gás offshore, energia e construção. Hoje com mais de 8 mil publicações em revistas e blogs online sobre o setor de energia, o foco é prover informações em tempo real do mercado de empregabilidade do Brasil, macro e micro economia e empreendedorismo. Para dúvidas, sugestões e correções, entre em contato no e-mail informe@en.clickpetroleoegas.com.br. Vale lembrar que não aceitamos currículos neste contato.

In Macaé, Offshore Support Company Seeks Young Apprentice

AKOFS Offshore Is Hiring in Macaé Young Apprentice to Provide Support and Services in the Company’s Human Resources Department

Requirements

Application

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In Macaé, Offshore Support Company Seeks Young Apprentice

AKOFS Offshore Is Hiring in Macaé Young Apprentice to Provide Support and Services in the Company’s Human Resources Department

Requirements

Application

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Egypt wants to draw 10 million cubic meters of water from the Nile per day into the desert, irrigate a new agricultural frontier, and build a city where there is currently only sand.

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