Now Hiring: WOOD Opens Recruitment Process for Engineering Trainee / Junior Riser Engineer

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/12/2022 at 12:55

Updated on 30/12/2022 at 12:56

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Wood Group Is Hiring an Engineering Trainee (Risers) for Its Office in Rio de Janeiro

With the approach of a new year, companies are already on the lookout for new professionals and talents, such is the case with the British multinational engineering and consultancy firm Wood, which has opened a selection process for a junior engineering trainee / risers engineer. The hiring will be for on-site work in the capital of Rio de Janeiro. Continue reading the article to learn more about the position and how to apply for the selection process.

More Information About the Wood Engineering Trainee Position and How to Apply

Wood Group is a global leader in delivering projects, engineering, and technical services for the energy and industrial markets. Its main goal in hiring engineering trainees is to accompany and develop activities in the engineering area, involving project development, technical documentation, project controls, and the development of working methods to enhance knowledge of the organization’s businesses, products, and services.

To participate in the selection process, candidates must have a completed degree in Engineering, preferably in Mechanical or Naval Engineering, with registration in CREA. Additionally, it is desirable to have internship experience in engineering activities, preferably in the Oil and Gas sector. If you are interested in joining the Wood team, simply apply through the LinkedIn digital platform by clicking here!

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About Wood Group

Wood Group provides consulting, projects, and solutions for operations in over 60 countries and employs approximately 40,000 people worldwide. The company’s goal is to maintain an excellent work environment where employees can reach their full potential, feel comfortable demonstrating their knowledge at work, and ensure they have a safe space to do so. In addition to representing the company’s diverse workforce, its network of contractors helps create harmonious teamwork, share best practices, and connect different workers around the globe.

Now Hiring: WOOD Opens Recruitment Process for Engineering Trainee / Junior Riser Engineer

Wood Group Is Hiring an Engineering Trainee (Risers) for Its Office in Rio de Janeiro

More Information About the Wood Engineering Trainee Position and How to Apply

About Wood Group

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Now Hiring: WOOD Opens Recruitment Process for Engineering Trainee / Junior Riser Engineer

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More Information About the Wood Engineering Trainee Position and How to Apply

About Wood Group

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