Macaé inicia o dia 13 de novembro com vagas offshore e pé no chão

Macaé Starts November 13 With Offshore Job Openings and a Down-to-Earth Approach

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/11/2017 at 06:01

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Macaé Institution Responsible for Recruiting and Selecting Professionals in Many Sectors Announces Many Opportunities Today.

Macaé Starts the Week Offering Many Opportunities in the Offshore Sector, grounded and in the industrial sector for various positions. The opportunities are diverse, with different education levels and experiences required. But before applying, you will need to register with the city’s employment institution, known as the Macaé Secretariat of Labor and Income. Below, you will see the main open opportunities.

Open Positions in Macaé

Offshore Boilermaker, Offshore Chemical Engineer, LP/PM Welding Inspector Offshore, Offshore English/Portuguese Teacher, Offshore TIG/ER Welder, Offshore ME Supervisor, Offshore Subsea Electronic Technician, Technical Assistant in Materials, Effluent Treatment Station Operator, Mini Boiler Operator, Hydrojet Machine Operator/Mecânico, CCTV Operator, Automotive Alignment Technician, Automotive Mechanic, Support Analyst, Media Assistant, Administrative Assistant (Persons with Disabilities), Bakery Assistant, General Services Assistant, Auto Center Tire Technician, and HR Internship, among many other areas.

The above positions that companies are seeking are only in the industrial and operational scope, but there are many other commercial functions available, so it’s important to share this post because there are many people needing reintegration into the job market, so your help will be helpful even if you do not fit the requested qualifications today.

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Well, the registration must be done on the website of the Macaé Secretariat of Labor and Income, but don’t worry because the process is quite simple. To begin, if you are accessing this article via SMARTPHONE, exit immediately because there’s a data validation error; only computers or laptops are accepted for registration. After that, Access the Macaé Secretariat of Labor and Income website by clicking here, where you can register under “Looking for a Job Opportunity. There is no need to schedule an appointment to compete for one of the positions. Interested parties can go directly to the Worker’s Central (CTM), in front of the Cláudio Moacyr Stadium, from Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM. [supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]

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