Empresa de manutenção offshore de Macaé ganhou contrato e está recebendo currículos na porta e no e-mail para tudo!

Offshore Maintenance Company from Macaé Won Contract and Is Accepting Resumes at the Door and via Email for Everything!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/12/2017 at 11:26

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Imetame Celebrates This New Phase With A Huge Contract They Won In The Campos Basin, Watch The Video In The Article!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Offshore Hiring In All Maintenance Roles: That’s Right! Imetame Has Just Won A Contract In The Campos Basin After Winning The Bid That Petrobras Opened A Few Months Ago [Check The Article On 25 Platforms That Will Hire In Macaé And Campos], well, we just learned that they won some lots, if not all (we are still verifying this information), and have already started their selection process. But first and foremost, watch the video below of Imetame’s employees celebrating after receiving the news that they won the bid:

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Not satisfied, the Click Petróleo e Gás team personally went to the company to ask if this information was accurate, and the answer was YES, MY FRIENDS! Activities for the contract will begin in 2018, by the end of the year the curriculum selection will start, and they are for all offshore, onshore administrative roles, and anything else necessary to complete the company’s team in this new phase. Below, see another video of the location where you should submit your resumes:~

If you are a Welder, Painter, Boilermaker, Scaffolder, Inspector, Electrician, Mechanic, Technician, Climber, Administrative, Planning, and everything related to maintenance, there will be real chances for you to be hired, even for those without experience and individuals with disabilities. To apply for the vacancies at Imetame, you can do it in two ways, remembering that this phase is only for collecting resumes. 1st – Bring your resumes to the address Cabiúnas, Macaé – RJ (Industrial Park). 2nd send an email to gestaodetalentos.macae@imetame.com.br, stating the position in the email, name, and city of residence. Read Also: The FPSO From Atlanta Is Already Arriving In Brazil, And Queiroz Galvão Is In Charge.

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Offshore Maintenance Company from Macaé Won Contract and Is Accepting Resumes at the Door and via Email for Everything!

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