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Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/09/2018 at 22:57

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Falcão Bauer Group Announces 210 Job Openings in the Oil and Gas Sector Across Brazil, Both in Operational and Administrative Areas

The Brazilian oil and gas sector is starting to turn the tide after 4 long years of economic recession and lack of investment. With Petrobras’ production in the pre-salt generating profit, as announced by the company this September here, other companies feel that the time is now. This is the case for Falcão Bauer, which announced a significant recruitment process across various job fronts in an unusually high number.

Let us be clear, when we say “210,” we are referring to that exact number. According to the company, the hired professionals will work in oil and gas activities where it holds contracts in Brazil, meaning professionals from anywhere can apply, as long as they meet the stated requirements and responsibilities. We will list some of them below, and we kindly ask that you only apply if you fit the proposals for each position, because despite the 210 openings, sending resumes randomly will not lead the company to get in touch.

Requirements

Technical Assistants 90 openings ⇒ These professionals will work in industrial maintenance, support for construction, material logistics, and project management. Candidates must have completed technical education and a driver’s license.
Engineers 30 openings ⇒ Engineers will work in industrial maintenance, environmental, operational safety, and project management. Candidates must have completed higher education.
Administrative Assistant 80 openings ⇒ The activities will consist of support for management and equipment inspection. A completed high school education and knowledge of the SAP system are essential.
Administrative Analyst 10 openings ⇒ A completed degree, knowledge of the SAP system, and availability to work in São Paulo and Espírito Santo.

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Oil And Gas Company Opens Devastating Selection Process

Falcão Bauer Group Announces 210 Job Openings in the Oil and Gas Sector Across Brazil, Both in Operational and Administrative Areas

Requirements

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Oil And Gas Company Opens Devastating Selection Process

Falcão Bauer Group Announces 210 Job Openings in the Oil and Gas Sector Across Brazil, Both in Operational and Administrative Areas

Requirements

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