Job Recruitment Process Demands Immediate Openings for Electricians by Engineering Company to Work in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 16/09/2020 at 10:06

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Looking to Reenter the Job Market? Check Out Job Openings for Electricians to Work in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Are you an electrician with availability to work in Macaé (RJ)? Then your job opportunity has arrived! HR representatives from Protec Engenharia are requesting Electrician Assembler and Electrician Power and Control workers for job openings this September 16. Learn how to submit your resume below.

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Despite the crisis, many companies continue to operate and hire labor to maintain their active contracts, especially in the industrial sector, construction, engineering services, maintenance, etc.

Attention! Click Petróleo e Gás only publishes job openings and is not responsible for hiring, which is the employer’s responsibility. Therefore, job postings may be expired at any time.

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Check Out the Job Openings for Electricians to Work in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro:

Electrician Assembler
Electrician Power and Control.

Location: Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

The company did not provide further details regarding the job requirements, so have your courses and certifications up to date, as any detail will make a difference in the selection process. Additionally, the company emphasizes URGENCY in recruiting and selecting electricians.

Applications

Interested candidates who match the profile for the electrician job openings mentioned above for Macaé (RJ) should send their resume to the email sena@serprotecengenharia.eng.br , indicating the desired position in the subject line. Good luck!

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