Progen inicia processo seletivo para 26 vagas em Macaé

Progen Starts Recruitment Process for 26 Positions in Macaé

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 21/08/2019 at 14:34

Updated on 21/08/2019 at 18:46

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Selection Process for 26 Positions Started Today (08/21) and Positions Are in 3 Roles for Professionals Who Can Reside in the City of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Progen has initiated a large selection process in the Electrical Maintenance segment aiming to meet the company’s contracts in Macaé, in the north of the state of Rio de Janeiro. Click here for more job openings in the electrical segment.
The announcement was made on the morning of this Wednesday (08/21) by the company through its social media and includes vacancies for Electricians, Supervisors, and Foremen qualified to work with Live Line and residing in Macaé and surrounding areas, but hurry, the deadline for submitting resumes is until 09/09/2019.

For over 30 years developing and managing projects, Progen is characterized by a multisectoral and globalized approach, aiming to provide customized solutions to meet clients’ needs.
Focusing on delivery quality, meeting deadlines, and the best cost-benefit ratio, Progen has efficient infrastructure and a multidisciplinary team that is highly qualified and technically recognized.

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Live Line Electrician (20 Positions):

Completed Elementary Education
Required electrician course (230h) and live line course for networks and SEDs (195h)
Availability to reside in Macaé or surrounding areas

Live Line Foreman (05 Positions):

Completed High School and Technical Education in Electrotechnics
Required electrician course (230h) and live line course for networks and SEDs (195h)
Required crew leader course
Availability to reside in Macaé or surrounding areas

Live Line Supervisor (01 Position):

Technical Education in Electricity or Electromechanics
Experience with overhead distribution networks and equipment in AT-BT with energized lines
Required competency certificate to perform work with energized lines
Required CNH Category B
Availability to reside in Macaé or surrounding areas

Progen asks interested parties to send their resumes by 09/09/2019 to rh.manutenção@progen.com.br with the job title in the email subject.

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Progen Starts Recruitment Process for 26 Positions in Macaé

Selection Process for 26 Positions Started Today (08/21) and Positions Are in 3 Roles for Professionals Who Can Reside in the City of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Live Line Electrician (20 Positions):

Live Line Foreman (05 Positions):

Live Line Supervisor (01 Position):

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