Imetame com vagas no ES para profissionais de diversas formações atuarem na área ambiental

Imetame Offers Positions in Espírito Santo for Professionals from Various Backgrounds to Work in the Environmental Field

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/12/2019 at 13:12

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Headquartered in the state of ES, the company Imetame is recruiting specialized candidates until December 13, 2019. Apply now!

Imetame is a company that offers manufacturing, assembly, and industrial maintenance activities in the segments of Pulp and Paper, Steelmaking, Mining, and Oil and Gas throughout the country and is headquartered in the state of ES. See also that Baker Hughes is hiring in Macaé for technicians in Mechanics, Electronics, and related fields to meet drilling demand

Over the years, Imetame has expanded its business and also includes Imetame Natural Stones (export of ornamental rocks), Imetame Energy (operating in the onshore oil and gas exploration and production segment and in electric power generation), and Imetame Logistics Porto (with a multipurpose concept, it will operate in the movement of containers and general cargo and will serve offshore operations).

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Forest Engineer/Agronomist

Desirable to reside in the municipalities of Aracruz, Ibiraçu, or João Neiva-ES;
Desirable higher education in Forest Engineering, Agronomy, or related fields;
Desirable proven experience in related topics;
Proficiency in the Office suite, including basic MS Project skills;
Willingness to travel.

Area of expertise: floristic surveys, studies of vegetation suppression, reforestation projects, forest strengthening, recovery and protection of springs, support for environmental licensing, and sustainability.

Environmental Licensing and Sustainability Specialist

Desirable to reside in the municipalities of Aracruz, Ibiraçu, or João Neiva-ES;
Desirable higher education in Social Sciences, Geography, Biology, or related fields;
Desirable proven experience in the socio-environmental area;
Proficiency in the Office suite, including basic MS Project skills;
Willingness to travel

Application: Interested parties should send their resumes to gestaodetalentos@imetame.com.br with the desired position name by December 13, 2019. Good luck to the competitors.

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