Firma offshore abre primeira grande contratação em 2018 em Macaé

Offshore Company Makes First Major Hiring of 2018 in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/01/2018 at 17:58

Updated on 02/01/2018 at 21:36

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With High Expectations for the Oil and Gas Market at the Beginning of 2018, Offshore Company Starts the Year by Announcing Great Opportunities.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Offshore Company has just announced another great opportunity for the 2018 selection process season in oil and gas at the Campos Basin. Just as we recovered from the excellent news that Petrobras gave us today (2) this morning announcing the winning companies of the bids for the 25 platforms, see who they are by accessing the article here.

The open positions are for Helpers, Electricians, Painting Area, Welding Area, Technical Area, Young Apprentices, and Interns. With the exception of the last two occupations, experience is required for the rest. The opportunities may or may not be for offshore activities, but we believe they are also for performing services on land. Remember that the available positions are also extended to people with disabilities.

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The hiring company is called Alphatec Engenharia and to apply for the positions listed above, you should send an email to avt@alphatec.ind.br. It is necessary to inform your NAME and POSITION in the subject field of the email, so the company can identify you according to the available positions, avoiding that your contact is discarded right from the start. See the company’s post here.

Join our job groups on Telegram and Whatsapp by clicking here, where we directly announce selection processes in the area throughout Brazil with publications from the companies themselves. Follow us on the main social networks of today such as Facebook, Linkedin, Youtube, Google and Email. Remember that there will be another Petrobras contest in 2018, get your study materials by CLICKING HERE common to all positions and start studying now, do not leave it until the last minute. See the company’s publication here.

Offshore Company Makes First Major Hiring of 2018 in Macaé

With High Expectations for the Oil and Gas Market at the Beginning of 2018, Offshore Company Starts the Year by Announcing Great Opportunities.

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