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ICM Group Hiring for Positions in Campos Basin, Gulf of Mexico, and Macaé

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Published on 25/01/2020 at 10:27

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Job Openings Announced by ICM for Professionals to Work in the Campos Basin, Macaé, and Also for Projects in the Gulf of Mexico

The recruitment and selection company,ICM Group, is offering onshore and offshore job openings to meet project demand in the Campos Basin, Macaé, and for the Gulf of Mexico. Professions such as logistics analyst, driller assistant, and individuals with maritime and subsea experience are sought by the company.

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From onshore to ultra-deep waters, ICM Group offers cutting-edge consulting services to global clients, as well as providing fully integrated solutions tailored to meet the oil and gas market with services focused on recruitment, training, and workforce outsourcing.

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Send your resume to hr@icmpeople.com with the subject “ICM Brazil,” including the desired position in the email subject to expedite screening.

ICM Group Hiring for Positions in Campos Basin, Gulf of Mexico, and Macaé

Job Openings Announced by ICM for Professionals to Work in the Campos Basin, Macaé, and Also for Projects in the Gulf of Mexico

You Can Also Check Out:

Applications

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