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Monstrous Oil And Gas Company Opened Many Opportunities Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/06/2017 at 22:11

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The Season of Offshore and Onshore Opportunities in the Oil and Gas Sector Has Begun

Here are some fresh job openings straight from the company’s door for you who are a follower and collaborator of Click Petrolium and Gas. As usual, we are always looking for the best opportunities, constantly verifying their authenticity, regardless of whether we have to send an email, call, or if necessary, go to the company’s door and ask in person. If you want more openings from the previous day, click here.

The name of the company that has open positions today is Wood Group. Check out the photo right below, it was posted today at the company’s door for immediate hiring:

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Painters

The company is looking for candidates with or without an Irata course.

Administrative Assistant

The scope will be in the projects area, but if the candidate is pursuing a higher education degree, it will be an advantage.

Construction Engineer

The opportunity is for onshore activities. A degree in any engineering field is required, and experience is preferably necessary.

Painting Inspectors

If you have extensive experience in the role and a painting course from institutions recognized by the MEC, you may apply.

Interns

You will work in the company’s commercial area, with availability to work at least 4 hours a day.

Remember, the company is located in the cities of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro, and activities will take place there.

The contact email is recrutamento.br@woodgroup.com, don’t forget to include the job title in the subject line. Example: “Painter-Macaé-3 years of experience.”

Good luck to everyone, share the post and like our Fan Page, because here it’s real hustle!

Monstrous Oil And Gas Company Opened Many Opportunities Today

The Season of Offshore and Onshore Opportunities in the Oil and Gas Sector Has Begun

Painters

Administrative Assistant

Construction Engineer

Painting Inspectors

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