Multinacional em Macaé inicia a semana com vagas de emprego para Soldador Caldeireiro

Multinational in Macaé Starts the Week With Job Openings for Boiler Welders

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/01/2020 at 12:57

Multinacional em Macaé inicia a semana com vagas de emprego para Soldador Caldeireiro

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Excellent Job Opportunities in Macaé This Monday, January 27. The Positions Are for Boilermakers, Check the Requirements

A recruitment and selection company in Macaé is seeking Boilermakers for one of its clients. These are excellent opportunities to build a career in a multinational company. Positions for boilermakers for construction and industrial assembly work with accommodation and cost assistance by Montservice.

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The company responsible for the vacancies is MAPEL, which emerged in the market to meet the need of companies for effective or temporary outsourcing, primarily operating in the oil industry, with all the necessary attributes of quality and functionality, in continuous development.

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Boilermaker / Welder – Temporary Positions

Requirements

Technical Course in Mechanical/Electromechanical or Electrical Engineering
Reside in Macaé
Have experience in the role

Application

If you are a resident of Macaé and a professional specialized in the above position, immediately send your resume indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to mapelmacae1@hotmail.com and mapelmacae2@hotmail.com

Attention! Although the email for sending resumes is not corporate, we at Click Petróleo e Gás verify and guarantee it is the only means to compete for the above positions. GOOD LUCK!

Multinational in Macaé Starts the Week With Job Openings for Boiler Welders

Excellent Job Opportunities in Macaé This Monday, January 27. The Positions Are for Boilermakers, Check the Requirements

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