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Published on 09/07/2020 at 11:08

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GranEnergia, a Brazilian Company Leading in Innovation and Technology, Is Recruiting a New Professional for Job Vacancy in Macaé

The HR department of GranEnergia announced yesterday (08) that it is receiving resumes for a job opportunity for the position of Marine Engineer with operations in the city of Macaé, RJ. Candidates must be available for IMMEDIATE START.

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GranEnergia is the holding company for logistics, project management, and oil and gas. It offers innovative and integrated solutions for the oil industry with a focus on excellence, new technologies, and state-of-the-art assets.

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GranEnergia manages pioneering projects in the oil, gas, and biotechnology industries. It managed the construction of Brazil’s first cellulose ethanol plant and the Maintenance and Safety Unit (UMS) Oympia, currently in operation for Petrobras in the Campos Basin, RJ.

Check out the open opportunity in Macaé at the company:

MARINE ENGINEER – OPERATIONS

REQUIREMENTS: Up-to-date certifications; Advanced Fire Fighting; CBSP / HUET; CESS / CERR; NR 33

DIFFERentials: NR 35; Immediate availability

The company did not provide more details regarding the requirements for the positions, so make sure your courses and certifications are up to date, as any detail will make a difference in the selection process.

Application for Job Vacancy in Macaé at GranEnergia

If your courses/certificates are up to date, send your resume immediately to the following email address: curriculo.macae@granenergia.com.br with the Subject: 07/2020 – Marine Engineer. Good luck!

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GranEnergia Starts Selection Process for Maritime Position in Macaé for Immediate Start on This Day 09

GranEnergia, a Brazilian Company Leading in Innovation and Technology, Is Recruiting a New Professional for Job Vacancy in Macaé

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Application for Job Vacancy in Macaé at GranEnergia

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