Ocyan Has 55 Open Positions for Young Apprentice in Macaé

Written by CDN Comunicação

Published on 12/07/2023 at 15:51

Updated on 12/07/2023 at 16:10

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Company Aims for Diversity, With Opportunities for Welder Apprentices, Exclusively for Women, as Well as Mechanic Technicians and Administrative and Logistics Assistant Apprentices

Ocyan, a company in the oil and gas sector, has 55 job openings for the Young Apprentice Program in Macaé (RJ). There are 15 positions for welder apprentices (exclusively for women), 10 positions for mechanic technicians, and 30 positions for administrative and logistics assistants, all open to all audiences. Hiring is scheduled for August 1st.

Applications will be open until July 24th and must be made through Ocyan’s page on Gupy. Candidates need to be between 18 and 22 years old, have completed high school, and reside in Macaé (RJ). Click on the job openings below to apply:

POSITIONS	CITY	TYPE
Young Apprentice Program 2023.2	Macaé – RJ	APPRENTICE
Young Welder Apprentice Program	Macaé – RJ	APPRENTICE
Young Apprentice Program \| Mechanic Technician	Macaé – RJ	APPRENTICE

“The initiative is an opportunity to promote the qualification of young people for the job market, increase diversity, and improve the employability of participants in production areas. In addition to investing in the development of the Brazilian economy, Ocyan is also committed to the future of the country’s professional market,” highlights Nir Lander, Vice President of People and Management at Ocyan.

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