Engeman Offers Job Openings for N3 Climbing Supervisor of Electrical, NR-10 Electrical Technician, and Electrical Technician in the State of Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 07/11/2022 at 19:07

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Industrial Services Company, Engeman, Is Hiring Today, November 7 For Professionals From Rio de Janeiro

Engeman, a Brazilian company that is a reference in safe, reliable, and highly efficient industrial services in the offshore market, is offering several job openings this Monday, November 7, for professionals residing in the state of Rio de Janeiro who wish to work offshore. The opportunities offered are available to anyone with valid training courses for offshore work.

Check Out the Offshore Job Openings Offered by the Brazilian Company Engeman on This Day, November 7

Job Opening for Electrical Climbing Supervisor N3 in Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Proven experience in the role

Job Opening for Electrical Technician NR-10 in Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Experience in NR10 Inspection; Inspection of EX equipment; Extensive experience with standards and reports.

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Job Opening for Electrical Technician in Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Experience in maintaining electrical equipment on drilling/workover rigs.

Learn How to Apply for Job Openings at Engeman

Interested candidates who meet the requirements for the job openings offered by Engeman should send their resume to the company’s email: curriculo@engeman.net. The vacancies were announced through the company’s HR on social media.

About Engeman

Engeman is a strong Brazilian company recognized in the oil and gas market for its outstanding labor in industrial process operations, industrial maintenance, and installation of industrial equipment in maritime and land settings. The company has been in the market for 37 years, providing excellence and operational capability in all regions of Brazil.

Engeman Offers Job Openings for N3 Climbing Supervisor of Electrical, NR-10 Electrical Technician, and Electrical Technician in the State of Rio de Janeiro

Industrial Services Company, Engeman, Is Hiring Today, November 7 For Professionals From Rio de Janeiro

Check Out the Offshore Job Openings Offered by the Brazilian Company Engeman on This Day, November 7

Job Opening for Electrical Climbing Supervisor N3 in Rio de Janeiro

Job Opening for Electrical Technician NR-10 in Rio de Janeiro

Job Opening for Electrical Technician in Rio de Janeiro

Learn How to Apply for Job Openings at Engeman

About Engeman

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Engeman Offers Job Openings for N3 Climbing Supervisor of Electrical, NR-10 Electrical Technician, and Electrical Technician in the State of Rio de Janeiro

Industrial Services Company, Engeman, Is Hiring Today, November 7 For Professionals From Rio de Janeiro

Check Out the Offshore Job Openings Offered by the Brazilian Company Engeman on This Day, November 7

Job Opening for Electrical Climbing Supervisor N3 in Rio de Janeiro

Job Opening for Electrical Technician NR-10 in Rio de Janeiro

Job Opening for Electrical Technician in Rio de Janeiro

Learn How to Apply for Job Openings at Engeman

About Engeman

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