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KEMPETRO Hires for Projects and Works in Bahia on This October 14

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Published on 14/10/2019 at 19:34

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In Bahia, KEMPETRO Engineering Announced Job Opportunities for High School and Higher Education Professionals on Monday, October 14

In Bahia, KEMPETRO Engineering is calling for high school and higher education professionals on Monday, October 14. The available positions today are for Electrical Designer and Planning Engineer. Ibama Will Demand Clarifications from Shell About Oil Drums on Beaches in Sergipe.

KEMPETRO celebrates the results of a new business modeling implemented over the past five years by the company, with integration of areas and well-defined strategic guidelines. The company has stood out on the national and international scene, achieved substantial revenue growth, secured clients, and created job opportunities for hundreds of professionals. Currently, KEMPETRO has over 900 employees.

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Electrical Designer

Requirements

Technical Course in Electrical Engineering
Proficiency in AutoCAD, Microstation, Word, and Excel
Experience with industrial electrical projects: power, grounding, lighting, SPDA
Field survey experience

Planning Engineer

Benefits: The company offers employees a salary +30% hazard pay; Meal or food ticket worth R$18.00; transportation – POOL

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and postgraduate degree in Maintenance Management
Knowledge in Maintenance Planning and Control
Use of planning tools such as: MS-Project, MSOffice,
Use of SAP/R3 as Business Management System
Experience as Engineer or Planning Coordinator, working in routine and maintenance shutdown planning

Application for KEMPETRO Bahia Positions

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above positions, send your updated resume to administração@kempetro.com.br

It is very important that you do not send your resume if you do not meet the requirements, as you will not receive any feedback and you will be hindering your colleagues who are seeking new placements and meet the established criteria.

KEMPETRO Hires for Projects and Works in Bahia on This October 14

In Bahia, KEMPETRO Engineering Announced Job Opportunities for High School and Higher Education Professionals on Monday, October 14

Electrical Designer

Planning Engineer

Application for KEMPETRO Bahia Positions

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