Empresa offshore em Macaé está pegando, prioridade para ex-funcionários da UTC

Offshore Company in Macaé Is Gaining Traction, Priority for Former UTC Employees

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/10/2017 at 05:39

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Offshore Company Celebrates Contract for Maintenance of Platforms in the Campos Basin, Opens Selection Process.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Finally, the offshore, oil, and gas sector has started to take off. Another series of opportunities for professionals needing to re-enter the job market. Cobrasil has begun calling various professionals, prioritizing former UTC employees who experienced a mass layoff in July of this year (read the article here), but this does not mean that other professionals cannot apply for the company’s vacancies, as long as they have the necessary qualifications, of course.

Required Professionals

Boilermaker with Rope Access Course, can be Irata or Abend. Industrial or conventional painters. Scaffold assemblers, electricians, and helpers. Interested individuals who fit the profile should send an email with the position to rh.macae@cobrasil.com.br or rh.macae@cobrasil.com. If the first email bounces back, it may be overloaded, in which case send it to the second one.(If neither email is working, try using another account or wait about 7 days to resend). In the tests we conducted, the second email is functioning normally.

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Offshore Company in Macaé Is Gaining Traction, Priority for Former UTC Employees

Offshore Company Celebrates Contract for Maintenance of Platforms in the Campos Basin, Opens Selection Process.

Required Professionals

Take an English Course and Improve Your Chances of Working Offshore in 2018

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