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New Offshore Positions by Imetame Macaé on September 19

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/09/2019 at 10:02

Updated on 19/09/2019 at 10:24

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Imetame in Macaé Publishes Another Batch of Offshore Job Openings Today 09/19, This Time for Professionals with Rope Access Training

Throughout the week, we have been observing announcements of various job openings at Imetame Macaé. Today (19) it was the company’s turn to announce positions for helpers, painters, and climbing supervisors, all the jobs are once again for the offshore segment. Pay attention to the deadline for submitting your resume. See the other positions announced during the week.

Stay tuned to the site, as new job openings are posted daily and here you find true information first-hand.

Rescue Climbing Supervisor

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Rope access course level 3
Rescue course
High school diploma
Minimum of 1 year of proven experience in the workforce

Climbing Supervisor

Rope access course level 3
Rescue course
High school diploma
Minimum of 1 year of proven experience in the workforce

Climbing Painter

Painting course from SENAI, ABRACO or CETEP
Rescue course
Rope access course
Elementary school diploma

Production Assistant (Helper)

Elementary school diploma
Painting course from SENAI, ABRACO or CETEP
Rescue course

How to Apply

Candidates who have their training up to date and fit the profile for any of the positions above should send their updated resume, indicating the job title in the subject line, to the email gestaodetalentos.macae@imetame.com.br. It is required that the candidate resides in the Macaé area. Good Luck!

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New Offshore Positions by Imetame Macaé on September 19

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