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Engeman Announces Offshore Job Openings in Macaé This Sunday, October 27

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/10/2019 at 10:04

Updated on 27/10/2019 at 10:18

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Engeman Has Just Announced Offshore Job Openings for Activities in Macaé. Hurry, the Deadline to Submit Your Resume is November 5, 2019.

The recently announced offshore job openings for Macaé came straight from the Human Resources department of Engeman this Sunday morning, October 27. One of the company’s operational bases is located in the city of Macaé, in Rio de Janeiro, where the work will be carried out. Take a look and check out other offshore positions still available, announced this month by Engeman.

Founded in 1983, ENGEMAN excels in developing solutions for various sectors of the industry. The company is one of the most solid in the Brazilian market for the maintenance and operation of industrial equipment in maritime and terrestrial installations.

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About Engeman Macaé Offshore Job Openings

Offshore Nurse, requirements: CBSP; HUET; CRE / Coren Registration
Cabotage Master, requirements: CBSP; HUET; CESS; Rescue Boat: Helmsman, CPSO
Maintenance Supervisor, requirements: CBSP; HUET; CSFM; Rescue Boat: Crew Member
OIM / Platform Manager, requirements: CBSP; HUET; CGFI; Rescue Boat: winch operator

Application

If you meet the company’s requirements and are interested in the position, send your resume with verified experience by November 5, 2019 to the email rh.macae@engeman.net indicating in the subject line the name of the position of interest + the name Macaé.

Engeman Announces Offshore Job Openings in Macaé This Sunday, October 27

Engeman Has Just Announced Offshore Job Openings for Activities in Macaé. Hurry, the Deadline to Submit Your Resume is November 5, 2019.

About Engeman Macaé Offshore Job Openings

Application

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