Manserv Holds Job Fair for Offshore Professionals in Macaé This Friday, 07

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/07/2023 at 21:07

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The Job Openings Offered By Manserv Are For The Positions Of Boilermaker, Boilermaker Leveler N1, And Scaffolder And Action In Macaé

Manserv, a renowned multi-specialist service provider focused on developing holistic and intelligent solutions, is promoting a job opening drive for professionals in the fields of scaffolding, boiler making, and Leveler N1 boiler making. The initiative aims to meet the demand for skilled labor and provide job opportunities for workers with experience in these specific areas.

The job opening drive is an excellent opportunity for professionals looking to enter or reintegrate into the job market, especially in industrial sectors that require highly skilled professionals. Manserv, recognized for its expertise and excellence in industrial services, seeks to strengthen its team with qualified and committed professionals.

The available job openings are for scaffolders, boilermakers, and Leveler N1 boilermakers. These positions require specific technical skills, and the job openings demand prior experience for action.

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Job Openings Offered By Manserv

The job opening drive will take place tomorrow, July 7th, Friday. Interested parties should send their resumes to the email rh.macae@manserv.com.br, as informed by the banner below:

The company offers a range of benefits for hired professionals, including competitive salaries, transportation vouchers, meal vouchers, medical assistance, among others. In addition, Manserv has a professional development program, offering growth and continuous training opportunities for its employees.

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Manserv is recognized in the market for its expertise in industrial services, serving various sectors such as petrochemical, oil and gas, energy, mining, among others. With a history of excellence and a commitment to safety and quality, the company seeks professionals who align with its mission and values, aiming to offer efficient and innovative solutions to its clients.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a solid company with a successful trajectory and recognition in the market. Register for Manserv’s job opening drive and take the chance to develop your professional career in one of the leading industrial services companies in the country. Prepare your resume and be ready to showcase your skills and experiences during the selection process. Manserv is waiting for you!

Manserv Holds Job Fair for Offshore Professionals in Macaé This Friday, 07

The Job Openings Offered By Manserv Are For The Positions Of Boilermaker, Boilermaker Leveler N1, And Scaffolder And Action In Macaé

Job Openings Offered By Manserv

Manserv

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Manserv Holds Job Fair for Offshore Professionals in Macaé This Friday, 07

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Job Openings Offered By Manserv

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