No NE, profissionais com nível técnico e superior são requisitados para atividades offshore e onshore

In The Northeast, Skilled Workers With Technical and Higher Education Are Needed For Offshore and Onshore Activities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/12/2019 at 16:26

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The Positions in NE Are for the States of Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte and Targeted at Qualified Technicians, Chemical Engineers, and Accountants

Specialized in Project Management and with a strong presence in the NE region, Qualidados Engenharia announced today, December 4th, through its communication channels that it is recruiting for various positions to meet offshore and onshore contracts in the northeastern part of the country. Also see that PetroRecôncavo announces positions for Engineers in Chemical, Mechanical, Petroleum, and Electrical in NE.

The company has been providing innovative solutions to its clients in various segments for over 25 years, including Oil and Gas/Energy, and since its creation, it has achieved solid and consistent growth due to continuous investment in people, processes, and management.

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For Offshore Activities

Mechanical Technician
Instrumentation Technician
Boiler Technician

Requirements: Technical Degree in Mechanical, Civil, Instrumentation, Metallurgy, Industrial Automation, Electronics, Electromechanics, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, among others; Registration with the Professional Council is required.

Location: Paracuru/CE

For Onshore Activities

Electrical Technician
Instrumentation Technician
Accountant
Chemical Engineer

Requirements: Technical Degree in Mechanical, Civil, Instrumentation, Metallurgy, Industrial Automation, Electronics, Electromechanics, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, among others; Higher Education: Chemical Engineering, Accounting; Registration with the Professional Council is required.

Location: Rio Grande do Norte

The company offers benefits such as health insurance, life insurance, transportation, and the employment contract is CLT.

Application for Qualidados Positions in NE

Interested candidates who meet the profile required by the company should include the desired position in the subject line of the email and send their resume to: curriculo.mossoro2019@qualidados.com.br Remember that the company has not provided further details about the selection process, so please ensure your courses and certifications are up to date and apply now. Good luck to the candidates.

In The Northeast, Skilled Workers With Technical and Higher Education Are Needed For Offshore and Onshore Activities

The Positions in NE Are for the States of Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte and Targeted at Qualified Technicians, Chemical Engineers, and Accountants

For Offshore Activities

For Onshore Activities

Application for Qualidados Positions in NE

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For Offshore Activities

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Application for Qualidados Positions in NE

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