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Job Openings in Macaé, Recruitment Process at Hand, and Practical Tests on Site

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Published on 22/11/2019 at 20:46

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The Company Will Receive Resumes at the Door and Conduct Practical Tests on Site in Macaé on November 28 and 29, Please Read the Article With Absolute Attention!

Reinforcing to offshore professionals in Macaé, CPG received a request to advertise new updated job vacancies. The requirements are very specific and all qualifications will be necessary to compete for the opportunities. Below, you can check the full transcription that the company requested to publish, so there won’t be any mistakes or misunderstandings in the applications.

Träume Solutions Opens New Selection Process for Remaining Vacancies and New Demands for Maintenance Campaigns for FPSOs and Drilling Units.

The vacancies are for a start in November for the following opportunities:
– 6 vacancies for Electro-electronic Technician (Electrotechnical, Electronic or Electromechanical) with Irata N1 Training + Active CFT and up-to-date courses;
– 2 vacancies for Iratas N3 preferably with Technical training (Mechanics, Electromechanics and/or Electro-electronics) + Active CFT and up-to-date courses;
– 4 vacancies for Industrial Plumber (Pipefitter) and/or Instrumentation Technician with Experience in “Tubing” with Irata N1 Training + Active CFT and up-to-date courses;
– 2 vacancies for Electro-electronic Technician (Electrotechnical, Electronic or Electromechanical) + Active CFT and up-to-date courses;
– 1 Welder/Boilermaker (with all certifications) and up-to-date courses;

The company will receive resumes and conduct in-person selection on Thursday (11/28) and Friday (11/29) at its address in Macaé/RJ (check the website www.traumesolutions.com.br) from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, contact email: vagas@traumesolutions.com.br. Irata professionals should come prepared for practical tests.

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Job Openings in Macaé, Recruitment Process at Hand, and Practical Tests on Site

The Company Will Receive Resumes at the Door and Conduct Practical Tests on Site in Macaé on November 28 and 29, Please Read the Article With Absolute Attention!

Träume Solutions Opens New Selection Process for Remaining Vacancies and New Demands for Maintenance Campaigns for FPSOs and Drilling Units.

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