MODEC com vagas offshore para o Rio de Janeiro, Macaé e Santos neste dia 16 de outubro

MODEC Has Offshore Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on October 16

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/10/2019 at 19:14

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The Large Japanese Multinational Modec Is Hiring Specialized Professionals for Onshore and Offshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

The offshore positions for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo have been announced through MODEC’s official recruitment portal. This Wednesday, October 16, opportunities for mechanics were announced, in addition to other vacancies still open by the company on its official website. Candidates must be available to work in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo. Supervision Halts FPSO Operated by Modec in the Santos Basin

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About MODEC Offshore and Onshore Positions

Application and Other Information

One of the requirements that the multinational does not compromise on is fluency in English, in addition to other stringent requirements and specific qualifications, as can be seen on the application page.

If you are a professional specialized in any of the areas above and want to know all the requirements demanded by the company and apply for the desired position, just click on the position of your interest, and you will be directed to the company’s official website. Good Luck!

MODEC Has Offshore Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on October 16

The Large Japanese Multinational Modec Is Hiring Specialized Professionals for Onshore and Offshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

About MODEC Offshore and Onshore Positions

Application and Other Information

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MODEC Has Offshore Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on October 16

The Large Japanese Multinational Modec Is Hiring Specialized Professionals for Onshore and Offshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

About MODEC Offshore and Onshore Positions

Application and Other Information

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