Progen Launched Recruitment Process on May 24 For Over 100 Positions in Macaé

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 27/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 28/05/2019 at 07:36

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Large Selection Process For More Than 100 Vacancies Was Launched Last Friday (05/24), Vacancies Are To Support A New Electrical Maintenance Contract In The City Of Macaé, Rio De Janeiro

Progen has launched a large selection process in the electrical maintenance segment aimed at supporting a new contract for the company in Macaé, north of the state of Rio de Janeiro.
The announcement was made at the end of the day last Friday by the company through its social networks and covers various roles for professionals in the electrical field.

With over 30 years of experience in designing and managing projects, Progen is characterized by a multisectional and globalized approach, aiming to develop customized solutions to meet clients’ needs.
Aiming for quality in deliveries, compliance with deadlines, and the best cost-benefit ratio, Progen relies on effective infrastructure and a highly qualified, multidisciplinary, and technically recognized team.

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Check out the list of positions available by Progen for Macaé:

Electrician
Electrotechnical Technician
Eletromechanical Team Leader
Electrical and Fleet Operations Supervisor
Guard
Driver Operator
Assistant: Operations, Supervision, Cabin Operations
Electrical Helper
Coordinator: Cabin and Production

Progen requests that interested parties register their resumes on the Progen job site by clicking here!
The company also uses the vagas.com platform, so if you already have an account on the site, you can submit your previously registered resume.

The company emphasizes in the announcement that, as usual, the status of the vacancies will be published on its LinkedIn and highlights that committed professionals willing to take on challenges are welcome to the team! Register and good luck to all!

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