Recursos Humanos Offshore recebendo currículos para novo projeto

Offshore Human Resources Accepting Resumes for New Project

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/05/2018 at 07:29

Updated on 02/06/2018 at 17:23

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ABZ Services Announces Possible Launch of Offshore Human Resources Line On Demand, CV Submissions Are Open

Specialized in Offshore Human Resources, ABZ Services, like other major companies in its field, has been publicly announcing large projects in the oil and gas sector on demand from major companies in the industry. The last major call it promoted, recorded by our portal, was on May 18, when it opened registration for professionals from practically all sectors of oil and gas (click the blue highlight to check)), but today it is about a launch project, as the term “offshore” was not mentioned, but since companies in this field use underwater operations, let’s assume it is indeed for this area. So let’s look at the necessary requirements and qualifications.

So What Are the Positions and Requirements?

Experience – One of the first and most fundamental requirements is experience! We know it can be frustrating for those who have never worked but have the necessary qualifications and certifications. In fact, specialized Human Resources in the area only comply with the client’s request.
Positions – According to ABZ, the open opportunities are for Automatic Pipe Welding Machine Operator, Electronics or Mechanical Technician with experience in pipe welding, cutting, and beveling machines, Beveling Machine Operator, and Welding Assistant.
Selection Process Stages – In this first stage, it is only registering for the database, so please do not keep sending resumes all the time, preferably only for the mentioned positions so as not to disrupt the selection process.

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How to Send the CV?

Interested parties please send your CV to recrutamento@abzservicos.com mentioning the position in the subject. Profiles that do not match will not be analyzed at this time. If you would like other updated job openings in order of publication, you can go to the “JOB TAB” in the header of the page and search for the latest posts or simply click this bold red link to access.

Offshore Human Resources Accepting Resumes for New Project

ABZ Services Announces Possible Launch of Offshore Human Resources Line On Demand, CV Submissions Are Open

So What Are the Positions and Requirements?

How to Send the CV?

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So What Are the Positions and Requirements?

How to Send the CV?

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