Imetame acaba de anunciar em 16/09 novas vagas offshore para Macaé

Imetame Just Announced New Offshore Positions for Macaé on September 16

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/09/2019 at 16:03

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The Job Openings for Macaé Were Published by Imetame on Its Official News Vehicle at 3 PM on This Day, September 16th.

Imetame Metalmecânica, based on the northern coast of the state of Rio de Janeiro, is recruiting for Macaé Electrical Technicians and Welders. The job is to work in the offshore area. The company announced on Saturday, the 14th, several onshore and offshore job openings that are still available, click here to apply!

Stay tuned as the market is bouncing back. We publish updated job openings daily in various roles, not only for the city of Macaé but also for other cities and states.

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Electrician – Resume Submission by 09/27/2019.

Requirements

Technical High School in Electrotechnics or Electromechanics
Active CFT
NR10
Explosive Atmosphere Course
Rescue Course
Preferred experience in instrumentation

Welder – Resume Submission by 09/27/2019.

Requirements: Rescue Course; Completed high school; Processes: MIG, TIG, and Electrode

Application for Offshore Jobs at Imetame Macaé

Those interested in the Welder and Electrician positions who meet the requirements set by the company, residents or available to work in Macaé, should send their updated resume, stating the position name in the subject line, to the email gestaodetalentos.macae@imetame.com.br

Attention! The company informs that the deadline to send the resume is until September 27, 2019. Good luck!

Company recruits recent graduates and offers a salary of R$ 7,000 and a bonus of R$ 20,000!

Imetame Just Announced New Offshore Positions for Macaé on September 16

The Job Openings for Macaé Were Published by Imetame on Its Official News Vehicle at 3 PM on This Day, September 16th.

Electrician – Resume Submission by 09/27/2019.

Welder – Resume Submission by 09/27/2019.

Application for Offshore Jobs at Imetame Macaé

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