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Macaé Opens 121 Positions With Resumes in Hand: Most Are for Oil Companies

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/05/2018 at 08:07

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Officially Announced by the Employment Portal on 02, Macaé Gains Attention with Increased Opportunities

Macaé and its Municipal Secretary of Economic Development, Labor and Income, together with partner companies, have just announced a good number of job openings in the city, most of which are aimed at the oil and gas sector, but there are also opportunities for other sectors and roles. This announcement aligns with more good news in the city, the construction of the city’s airport runway to accommodate large commercial flights and meet new demand in the municipality.

In order to compete for one of these positions, it is necessary to go to the Macaé Worker’s Central (CTM), located at Rodovia Amaral Peixoto, s/n, in front of the Cláudio Moacyr Stadium, from Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM. It will not be necessary to call to schedule the interview; just go wearing long pants and closed shoes, bringing your documents, especially your work cards. Below is the list of available job openings:

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You can also schedule identity and Work Card appointments, but for these types of services, it will be necessary to call, and the phone number is 08000211138. Finally, to avoid any issues due to lack of documents, bring all of them, including a current proof of residence dated within the last 3 months. CTM also provided a phone number for any questions you may have; we have a comment section at the end of this article for you to share your experiences and other questions, and we will respond to all as much as possible.

Macaé has a positive balance in offshore hiring in 2018, Numbers released by the Ministry of Labor show that the city is hiring again, driven by the recovery of the oil and gas sector. Learn what these numbers are and what justifies them in the special article.

Macaé Opens 121 Positions With Resumes in Hand: Most Are for Oil Companies

Officially Announced by the Employment Portal on 02, Macaé Gains Attention with Increased Opportunities

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