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Opportunity in Macaé for Skilled Technicians on November 25

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/11/2019 at 15:45

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Multinational Calls Today, November 25, for Candidates with Experience in Generators and Compressors for Field Services in Macaé

Robert Half, the world’s leading recruitment company, is selecting specialized technical professionals to join a project in Macaé-RJ with generator and compressor systems. The open opportunity is for Field Technician, with very specific responsibilities. Note that Perbras is also selecting technical professionals to work in Macaé.

With over 70 years of experience in recruitment, Robert Half has an expanded range of specialties and hires permanent and temporary professionals for finance, accounting, legal, financial market, engineering, technology, human resources, marketing, sales, and executive management. The company began its recruitment operations in Brazil in 2007 and has over 300 offices and 13,600 employees worldwide.

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Requirements

Knowledge in generators, compressors, and compressed air treatment systems; (Mandatory)
Technical Degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Refrigeration or Automation;
Technical support to clients regarding questions about operation and maintenance of products;
Ensure the proper functioning of equipment, seeking the best performance of the equipment;
Prepare reports describing the services performed or recommendations;

Desired Profile

Easy Communication;
Analytical;
Proactive.

Work Location: Macaé-RJ

Application

Professionals who meet the profile described above and are available to work in Macaé should send their resumes to: adassa.campos@roberthalf.com.br with the subject “Field Technician” and a brief summary in the CV detailing their experience with Generators and Compressors. We from the Click Oil and Gas team wish good luck to the candidates!

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