ICM People from Brazil Establishes in Macaé for Recruitment and Outsourcing Services in the Oil and Gas Sector

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/07/2019 at 08:39

Updated on 28/07/2019 at 09:44

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It Is a Company of the ICM Group and Serves Major Global Clients/Players in the Oil and Gas Sector. Click Oil and Gas Visited Its Office in Macaé to Better Understand Its Work and Activities in Brazil

ICM People Brazil, part of the ICM Group, now has an office in Macaé to serve the oil and gas market with focused services in recruitment, training, and labor outsourcing. Kindly, Janaína Oliveira, the HR COORDINATOR of the company, granted a meeting to Click Oil and Gas and detailed a bit about the work of ICM in Brazil.

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“With 10 years in the Oil and Gas market, the ICM Group started its operations in Brazil through ICM People Brazil.

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The company offers fully integrated and tailored solutions to address the specific challenges of this industry in the areas of human resources, training and competence, leadership, and projects.

In the Human Resources area, the company is recognized as a reference in recruitment by major Drilling companies.

In this segment, ICM recruits profiles for global positions, and candidates who meet the requirements are submitted to clients for the continuation of the selection process. Other professionals are registered in the database for future opportunities. As ICM receives daily requests from clients, positions may arise at any moment for consideration by the professionals registered in the company’s database.

Still in this area, the company operates in the supply of labor. In this segment, ICM hires, on demand, qualified professionals to meet specific needs of large companies.

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With solid experience in Onboard Training, ICM operates in the areas of Competency Assessment, HSE Courses, Leadership, and Projects.

The company is very optimistic about the growth of Operations in Brazil and is ready to meet local demands.

Follow ICM’s pages on LinkedIn to stay updated on global positions and send your CV to the email hr@icmpeople.com“

ICM People from Brazil Establishes in Macaé for Recruitment and Outsourcing Services in the Oil and Gas Sector

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