Many Job Openings for the New Headquarters of Engineering Company UO-SEAL (Petrobras) Epman in the Northeast

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 03/08/2020 at 16:03

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150 Employees Have Been Selected in June and Are in the Hiring Phase. Job Openings Are for the Company’s New Headquarters in Carmópolis, Northeast

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The company has started its Corporate Expansion Plan in the Northeast with the opening of a regional office in Recife and, as per its commercial planning, embraced the challenge in 2020 of managing more operations and a new regional office, this time in Carmópolis, a region of production assets that houses the largest onshore oil field in Brazil.

With the prospect of its new plant going into operation next month, the company focused on the UO-SEAL (Petrobras) oil industry estimates to open another 150 job openings for its new headquarters in Northeast, in the municipality of Carmópolis, 50 kilometers from Aracaju.

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Check Below the Most Requested Positions for Job Openings at the New Epman Headquarters in Carmópolis, Sergipe.

Electrical Technician,
Mechanical Technician
Instrumentation Technician
Building Technician

Requirements:

The company requests that candidates have experience in the industry. “It is important to highlight that it is necessary to have an Active Registration with the CFT – Federal Council of Industrial Technicians. Our social responsibility policy also prioritizes professionals who are residents of the region,” informs Epman.

Registration

Northeast professionals can register their resumes in the talent pool, via the email address carreiras@epmanservicos.com.br, for future job openings.

Many Job Openings for the New Headquarters of Engineering Company UO-SEAL (Petrobras) Epman in the Northeast

150 Employees Have Been Selected in June and Are in the Hiring Phase. Job Openings Are for the Company’s New Headquarters in Carmópolis, Northeast

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