Imetame Energy Hires To Meet Onshore Drilling Demand In The States Of Rio Grande Do Norte, Bahia, And Espírito Santo

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Published on 07/10/2020 at 11:23

Updated on 07/10/2020 at 11:24

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The Professionals Selected for the Job Openings Will Work in the Drilling and Completion Activities of Imetame for Onshore Wells in RN, ES, and BA

Imetame Energia has job openings available on this day 07/10 to meet the demand for drilling oil and gas wells. The opportunities are for Platform Assistant, Drilling Tower Worker, and much more for the states of Rio Grande do Norte, Bahia, and Espírito Santo. Currently, the Imetame Group operates in different markets such as metalmechanics, ornamental rocks, ports, energy, and oil and gas.

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According to Imetame, the selected candidates will work in the drilling and completion activities of onshore wells in Mossoró (RN), Bahia, and Espírito Santo; Among some requirements are: Availability to reside in the cities of Aracruz, Ibiraçu, or João Neiva – ES; Availability for travel;

Check Below for Details of the Job Openings in the O&G Drilling Sector Offered by Imetame:

Application for Job Openings: Those interested in participating in Imetame’s job selection process should click on each desired position and will be directed to the company’s recruitment page. Good luck!

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Imetame Energy Hires To Meet Onshore Drilling Demand In The States Of Rio Grande Do Norte, Bahia, And Espírito Santo

The Professionals Selected for the Job Openings Will Work in the Drilling and Completion Activities of Imetame for Onshore Wells in RN, ES, and BA

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Check Below for Details of the Job Openings in the O&G Drilling Sector Offered by Imetame:

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Imetame Energy Hires To Meet Onshore Drilling Demand In The States Of Rio Grande Do Norte, Bahia, And Espírito Santo

The Professionals Selected for the Job Openings Will Work in the Drilling and Completion Activities of Imetame for Onshore Wells in RN, ES, and BA

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