Para atender contratos de óleo e gás em Macaé, Engeman iniciou ontem (25) processo seletivo para vagas offshore na função de Gerente de Plataforma

To Meet Oil And Gas Contracts In Macaé, Engeman Started Yesterday (25) A Selection Process For Offshore Positions As Platform Manager

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/03/2020 at 20:06

Updated on 26/03/2020 at 20:49

Para atender contratos em Macaé a terceirizada prestadora de serviços no setor de óleo gás, a Engeman, abre processo seletivo para vagas offshore

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To Meet Contracts in Macaé, the Outsourced Service Provider in the Oil and Gas Sector, Engeman, Opens a Selection Process for Offshore Jobs

After the extensive selection process recently opened by the company, there are new job openings in the oil and gas sector to work in Macaé at the outsourced offshore service provider – Engeman in the position of Platform Manager.

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Many people have questioned the fact that we at Click Petróleo e Gás are publishing job openings amid this global pandemic due to the coronavirus.

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Although we are going through a crisis and many sectors have halted their activities, some essential services, although reduced, cannot stop, which is the case for the oil and gas, petroleum, and offshore industries.

Check Below the Requirements to Apply for the Platform Manager Positions in Macaé at Engeman Oil and Gas

Requirements

CBSP
HUET
CGIF
CESS
CERR

Application for Offshore Jobs at Engeman Macaé

If you are a professional specialized in the above position, a resident of Macaé, and are interested in the offshore job openings at Engeman Oil and Gas, send your resume immediately indicating the desired position in the subject line to the email curriculo@engeman.net Good luck to the candidates!

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Job Opening Engeman Macaé 03/25/2020

To Meet Oil And Gas Contracts In Macaé, Engeman Started Yesterday (25) A Selection Process For Offshore Positions As Platform Manager

To Meet Contracts in Macaé, the Outsourced Service Provider in the Oil and Gas Sector, Engeman, Opens a Selection Process for Offshore Jobs

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To Meet Oil And Gas Contracts In Macaé, Engeman Started Yesterday (25) A Selection Process For Offshore Positions As Platform Manager

To Meet Contracts in Macaé, the Outsourced Service Provider in the Oil and Gas Sector, Engeman, Opens a Selection Process for Offshore Jobs

Read Also

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