PetroReconcavo And Senai Open Slots In Free Course For Drillers (Oil And Gas Wells) In Bahia And Rio Grande Do Norte

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Published on 25/01/2022 at 10:53

Participantes receberão o certificado de qualificação e serão incluídos no banco de talentos da empresa – foto: Ibahia/Reprodução

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PetroReconcavo, in Partnership with Senai, Recently Opened a Series of Vacancies for the Free Driller Course. Classes Will Be Held in Bahia and Rio Grande do Norte

PetroReconcavo, in partnership with the National Service of Industrial Learning (Senai), opened the registration period for the selection of candidates for the free Driller course. Classes will be held in person in the municipalities of Alagoinhas, Mata de São João, Catu, and Pojuca in Bahia, as well as in Mossoró in Rio Grande do Norte. Registrations will remain open until January 30.

PetroReconcavo and SENAI Unite to Offer Free Driller Course in Bahia and Rio Grande do Norte

The free course will last three months and have a workload of 210 hours. Classes will be held in three different shifts: morning, afternoon, and evening. After completing the free Driller course (oil and gas wells), students will receive a qualification certificate issued by Senai and may also enter PetroReconcavo’s talent bank.

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How to Register for the Free Driller Course?

Those interested in participating in the free Driller course (oil and gas wells) in Bahia and Rio Grande do Norte should visit PetroReconcavo’s job vacancies site and apply by providing full name, personal information, education, work experience, skills, interests, and it will also be necessary to attach a resume.

The selection process for the free course in Bahia and Rio Grande do Norte will consist of two evaluation stages, one of which is eliminatory and the other classificatory. The company requires that candidates be at least 18 years old at the time of registration and have completed high school. The company will also offer some benefits to selected students, such as transportation and meals. Just access this link and register.

Vacancies for PetroReconcavo’s Free Courses May Close at Any Moment

Vacancies are limited, and the deadline mentioned by the company is merely a cutoff period for interested individuals to register. However, the Driller course offered in partnership with Senai is one of the most sought-after courses in the oil and gas sector, knowing this, candidates should keep in mind that the company may close registrations at any moment once it reaches the limit of enrolled participants.

Get to Know PetroReconcavo

PetroReconcavo is one of the main independent operators focused on mature onshore fields in the country, with a strong and respected reputation among clients, suppliers, regulatory agencies, and collaborators.

The company has specialized professionals and shareholders with extensive experience in the sector. Its portfolio includes oil and natural gas concessions, where it operates as concessionaires and/or operators. In fields facing decline, the company creates a systematic approach to production revitalization.

The company develops opportunities in the oil and gas sector, transforming resources into value and dreams into reality. By 2025, the company aims to be safer, more profitable, and more efficient as an independent operator in the sector, while also leading the onshore industry transition in the country.

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