A Mota Engil ganhou junto com a Imetame um contrato de Flotel

Mota Engil, Together with Imetame, Won a Flotel Contract

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/11/2018 at 11:18

Updated on 26/05/2020 at 14:39

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Many Scaffolder Interviews Took Place Last Week; Starting This Week, There May Be Potential Contracts for Boilermakers and Welders, Along with Other Roles

Mota Engil, together with Imetame, won a Flotel contract. Click Oil and Gas learned from a reliable source that during the past week, many Scaffolders were hired and more roles (starting with Boilermaker and Welder) will be filled in December, as the Flotel is expected to arrive during this period. Mota Engil is located in the Imboassica neighborhood – Macaé, and we are already working on getting the correct address and will edit the post as soon as we obtain more details.

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For the sake of clarity, we are providing the company email below; this is not official, but feel free to send your resumes in case they review or are looking for a professional, they may reach out. We want to emphasize that we will be pursuing this information early tomorrow for you. Stay tuned!

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