Manserv recrutando para atividades offshore em Macaé neste dia 26

Manserv Hiring For Offshore Activities In Macaé On This 26th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/09/2019 at 12:39

Updated on 26/09/2019 at 14:42

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The Offshore Vacancies for Macaé Are Intended for Maintenance Activities and Were Announced by Manserv on This Day, September 26, Fully Updated.

Manserv Has Started an Offshore Selection Process for Macaé Now, September 26, Through the Official Human Resources Announcement of the Company, for Professionals in Instrumentation and Mechanical Technology, Who Have Availability to Work Offshore. Take the opportunity and send your resume, Scaffolders and Inspectors Are Being Recruited for Onshore Activity in Macaé!

It 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. With Coverage Across the National Territory and Also in Latin America, It Offers Customized Solutions to Meet the Needs of Clients Contributing to Their Efficiency and Productivity.

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Mechanical Technician – COD V000120

Requirements: Minimum of 1 Year of Experience in the Role in CTPS; Technical High School in Mechanical; Active CFT; CBSP; NR33 and NR35. Please Note That Certificates Must Be Valid for Hiring.

Instrumentation Technician – COD V000121

Requirements: Minimum of 1 Year of Experience in the Role in CTPS; Technical High School in Automation, Electronics, or Instrumentation; Active CFT; CBSP; NR33; NR10; EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE; PLC and NR35. Please Note That Certificates Must Be Valid for Hiring.

Climbing Instrumentation Technician – COD V000122

Please Note That Certificates Must Be Valid for Hiring.

Climbing Scaffolder N1 – COD V000103

Requirements: 3 Years of Experience in the Role in CTPS with ABRAMAN Qualification; 5 Years of Experience without ABRAMAN Qualification; NR33; NR10; NR35; Irata Brazil, Abendi or Aneac

Climbing Scaffolder N2 – COD V000123

Requirements: 3 Years of Experience in the Role in CTPS with ABRAMAN Qualification; 5 Years of Experience without ABRAMAN Qualification; NR33; NR10; NR35; Irata Brazil, Abendi or Aneac

Application for Offshore Vacancies in Macaé

If You Are a Professional Specialized in Any of the Above Areas, Meet the Company’s Requirements, and Have Availability to Work in Macaé, Send Your Resume to rh.manservmacae@gmail.com Please Indicate the Job Code in the Subject Field of the Email. Good Luck!

Attention! The Company Informs That the Climbing Scaffolder N1 and N2 Vacancies Are Preferably for Candidates Residing in Rio de Janeiro, as Embarkation Will Be in Jacarepaguá.

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Manserv Hiring For Offshore Activities In Macaé On This 26th

The Offshore Vacancies for Macaé Are Intended for Maintenance Activities and Were Announced by Manserv on This Day, September 26, Fully Updated.

Mechanical Technician – COD V000120

Instrumentation Technician – COD V000121

Climbing Instrumentation Technician – COD V000122

Climbing Scaffolder N1 – COD V000103

Climbing Scaffolder N2 – COD V000123

Application for Offshore Vacancies in Macaé

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Manserv Hiring For Offshore Activities In Macaé On This 26th

The Offshore Vacancies for Macaé Are Intended for Maintenance Activities and Were Announced by Manserv on This Day, September 26, Fully Updated.

Mechanical Technician – COD V000120

Instrumentation Technician – COD V000121

Climbing Instrumentation Technician – COD V000122

Climbing Scaffolder N1 – COD V000103

Climbing Scaffolder N2 – COD V000123

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

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The Blood Falls of Antarctica hide a living ecosystem trapped under the ice for over 2 million years, where microbes survive without light, without oxygen, and without ever having seen the Sun.

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