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Schlumberger Company in Macaé Hiring Young Apprentice, Immediate Start Positions Available

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Published on 28/10/2019 at 17:47

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In Macaé, OneSubsea Announces Open Selection Process for Immediate Hiring of Young Apprentice for Its Base

Onesubsea, a company of the Schlumberger group that also owns Cameron, has just announced the start of a selection process aimed at the immediate hiring of a Young Apprentice for Macaé. See the recent contracts that Schlumberger and Modec signed.
Young applicants must be between 18 and 22 years old and must send their resumes by 11/04. See below the requirements and how to apply.

OneSubsea provides integrated solutions, products, systems, and services for the subsea oil and gas market. The company offers a radical change in reservoir recovery for the subsea oil and gas industry through the integration and optimization of the entire production system throughout the field’s lifecycle.

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Young Apprentice

Requirements: Be between 18 and 22 years old; Knowledge of Microsoft Office; Intermediate/Advanced English; Immediate availability.
Work location: OneSubsea Macaé
Benefits: Scholarship; Group life insurance; Health and dental plan, meal voucher, and transportation voucher.

The company requests in the announcement that interested candidates for this position in Macaé send their resumes to recruta-onesubsea@slb.com with the subject “YOUNG APPRENTICE – OSS” and that the resumes be in Word or PDF format. Good Luck!

Schlumberger Company in Macaé Hiring Young Apprentice, Immediate Start Positions Available

In Macaé, OneSubsea Announces Open Selection Process for Immediate Hiring of Young Apprentice for Its Base

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