Petroexon está recebendo currículos para auxiliares-pintores offshore em Macaé

Petroexon Is Accepting Resumes for Offshore Painter Assistants in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/03/2018 at 11:24

Updated on 16/03/2018 at 15:26

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The vacancies are for immediate start at Petroexon in oil and gas activities, confirmed by phone, and there are many opportunities, so take advantage and mark what you need.

Petroexon is another maintenance company based in Macaé-RJ that provides services in the oil and gas sector with an average of 2000 direct employees. Currently, its demand for services has increased slightly in recent days, and it has found itself compelled to open another selection process to meet its ongoing client activities. Another company that opened vacancies in recent days was BSO Offshore, and there are still chances to apply by accessing the article here.

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Load Handling Assistant with Industrial Painter Course

Heliport firefighter course (EMCIA/BOMBAV);
Working at height course – NR 35;
Working in confined space course – NR 33;
Load handling and hoist operator course – NR 11;
Fast craft course – CERR;
Survival and rescue vessel course – CESS;
Basic platform safety course – CBSP;
Basic industrial painter course;
Minimum education: Elementary School (formerly 1st grade)

Interested parties should send their resumes to: rh@petroexon.com.br, indicating in the subject “AMC.” It was not mentioned that only residents of Macaé could apply; we believe this would not really be a prerequisite due to the requirements, and finding a professional with these certifications will not be easy, actually. Anyway, if you fit the criteria, good luck, and all we ask is that you notify us if they contact any of you.

Petroexon Is Accepting Resumes for Offshore Painter Assistants in Macaé

The vacancies are for immediate start at Petroexon in oil and gas activities, confirmed by phone, and there are many opportunities, so take advantage and mark what you need.

Load Handling Assistant with Industrial Painter Course

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