Empresa RIP Kaefer filial Macaé contratando offshore

RIP Kaefer Company Macaé Branch Hiring Offshore

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/08/2018 at 17:26

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The Opportunity is for the Campos Basin for Maintenance Activities with the Company Based in Macaé, Here are the Details

Located in Macaé, RIP of the Kaefer Group hires a professional to supervise teams of climbers who will work on the maintenance of some offshore units in the Campos Basin. The requirements are quite specific, so you already know: Do not submit resumes that do not meet the requested specifications. It is worth mentioning that Halliburton has openings for technical internships in many roles, it’s worth checking out by clicking here later and helping some young people with their first job.

Climber Maintenance Supervisor

Technical Course in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Technician
ACTIVE CREA
Rescue Course
Irata Level 3
NR-33 Course 40 hours
NR-10 Course 40 hours
Explosive Atmosphere Course 16 hours

Minimum of 3 years of experience in the Mechanical or Electrical field evidenced in Work Permit and candidates must have absolute availability to respond to the company’s calls at its branch in the city of Macaé.

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Interested candidates who meet the requirements, please send your resumes to the email rhmacae@kaefer.com, indicating in the subject of the message the name of the position you are applying for and stating if you have the qualifications required in the article. Another news that may affect Macaé released recently, is the construction of a new Heliport at Porto do Açú, which may eventually transfer many of the flights that are chartered in the city to the municipality of São João da Barra, find more details here.

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RIP Kaefer Company Macaé Branch Hiring Offshore

The Opportunity is for the Campos Basin for Maintenance Activities with the Company Based in Macaé, Here are the Details

Climber Maintenance Supervisor

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