Manserv anuncia vagas de emprego às 13h de hoje para trabalhar offshore em Macaé

Manserv Announces Job Openings Today at 1 PM for Offshore Work in Macaé

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Published on 29/01/2020 at 13:33

Manserv anuncia vagas de emprego às 13h de hoje para trabalhar offshore em Macaé

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The Offshore Job Openings for Macaé Are Fully Updated and Announced by Manserv Today, January 29. Check Below for Positions and Requirements

Manserv announced new offshore job openings for Macaé this afternoon, January 29, for Technical High School professionals to work in the warehouse sector. The Offshore Maritime Support Sector in Macaé Starts Job Openings Today, January 29

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This is an excellent opportunity in a company with 30 years of existence and genuinely Brazilian, focused on providing services in the areas of Maintenance, Facilities, and Logistics, serving the main sectors of the economy.

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WAREHOUSE OPERATOR – CODE V000128

Requirements

CBSP
NR 33 16H
NR 35 8H
Huet
Intermediate English
Minimum 2 years of experience in warehouse or materials as proven in CTPS

Mechanical Technician – CODE V000127

Requirements

CBSP
NR 33 16H
NR 35 8H
Huet
Hydraulics 32h
Minimum 2 years of experience in lifting & rigging with active CFT.

Registration for the Offshore Jobs in Macaé – Registration Period January 29, 2020, to February 5, 2020.

If you are a technical high school professional, meet the company’s requirements, and are available to work in Macaé, send your resume to rh.manservmacae@gmail.com indicating in the email subject line the job code. Good Luck!

Manserv Announces Job Openings Today at 1 PM for Offshore Work in Macaé

The Offshore Job Openings for Macaé Are Fully Updated and Announced by Manserv Today, January 29. Check Below for Positions and Requirements

Read Also

WAREHOUSE OPERATOR – CODE V000128

Mechanical Technician – CODE V000127

Registration for the Offshore Jobs in Macaé – Registration Period January 29, 2020, to February 5, 2020.

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