Cobra Group in Macaé Hires Onshore for Supply Chain

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/05/2019 at 17:06

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Professionals with Technical or Higher Education Are Required by Grupo Cobra Until May 31 for Operations Through Its Support Base in Macaé

Grupo Cobra, which holds some offshore maintenance contracts with Petrobras and has a support base for its operations in the city of Macaé, has opened a position for Supply Coordinator for land activities almost 24 hours ago. Aspiring candidates can apply until the end of the month through direct contact with Human Resources. Here are the requirements:

Onshore Supply Coordinator:

Reside in Macaé or nearby
Technical or Higher Education.
Experience in materials and offshore warehouse.
Knowledge in consumable materials and applications.

Interested parties should send their resumes to: curriculo@grupocobra.com.br with the subject Supply Coord. by May 31. Good luck!

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Cobra Group in Macaé Hires Onshore for Supply Chain

Professionals with Technical or Higher Education Are Required by Grupo Cobra Until May 31 for Operations Through Its Support Base in Macaé

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