Imetame volta a anunciar vaga de emprego para atividades offshore em Macaé; inscrição até 16 de junho!

Imetame Announces Job Opening for Offshore Activities in Macaé; Applications Open Until June 16!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 10/06/2020 at 09:25

Updated on 10/06/2020 at 09:26

Imetame volta a anunciar vagas de emprego para atividades offshore em Macaé; inscrição até 16 de junho!

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The New Offshore Job Opportunity for Macaé Started Yesterday (09) by Imetame, for Electrical / Instrumentation Professionals.

Imetame has announced a job opportunity yesterday, June 09, for Macaé, in Rio de Janeiro. Candidates will be able to apply for the position of Electrician (Instrumentation) Offshore for activities onboard with the company. Also apply for the EMERGENCY job vacancies to meet offshore contracts for oil and gas; boarding on June 12!

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In Macaé, RJ, the selected professional for the job opportunity by the company will develop offshore activities in the following position, check the requirements:

Electrician (Instrumentation) Offshore

Technical education in the industrial area
Active registration with the competent authority
Experience in Instrumentation
NR 10 Course – 40 hours
Explosive Atmosphere Course
Rescue Course

Application until 06/16/2020

Interested candidates for the job vacancy should send their resume to gestaodetalentos.macae@imetame.com.br with the name of the desired position by 06/16/2020. Remember that the location for the offshore vacancy is in Macaé, RJ. Good luck!

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Imetame Announces Job Opening for Offshore Activities in Macaé; Applications Open Until June 16!

The New Offshore Job Opportunity for Macaé Started Yesterday (09) by Imetame, for Electrical / Instrumentation Professionals.

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