Macaé Starts July With 247 Job Openings

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/07/2019 at 02:00

Updated on 02/07/2019 at 07:55

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Macaé, RJ Workers’ Center Kicks Off July with 247 Job Openings

Injection technicians, safety technicians, Offshore Painting Designers, Plumbers, and Electricians are some of the 247 job openings available at partner companies of the Secretariat of Economic Development, Labor, and Income. Welding Inspectors, Instrumentation Designers, and Insulation Supervisors are also on the list.

The Secretariat of Economic Development, Labor, and Income also issues identity and work cards. For this service, an appointment is required by calling 0800.021.1138. Subsequently, the candidate must appear at the public agency. In case of doubt, the interested party can call 2763-6344.

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About the Job Openings

CLICK HERE TO CHECK THE COMPLETE LIST!

To check weekly opportunities, the worker should visit the Macaé City Hall portal, click on “Jobs” on the left side of the page, and then on “Check Job Openings.” Also in the “Jobs” tab, professionals can register, joining the agency’s database.

Employers can register what qualifications they need from employees. Based on these two types of data, the agency cross-references the information.

Registration

Those interested do not need to make an appointment to compete for one of the openings. Attendance is free and should be done at the Workers’ Center, located at Rodovia Amaral Peixoto, s/nº, in front of the Cláudio Moacyr Stadium in Barra, from Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM. Don’t forget to bring your ID and work card. Good luck!

Macaé Starts July With 247 Job Openings

Macaé, RJ Workers’ Center Kicks Off July with 247 Job Openings

About the Job Openings

Registration

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