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RIP Macaé Branch Hires For Açu Port In Onshore Sector

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Published on 07/08/2019 at 15:34

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To Work at Porto do Açu, RIP Kaefer Branch Opens Selection for Drivers, Administrative Assistants, Scaffold Helpers, and Planning Assistants.

The company RIP Serviços Industriais announced last Tuesday (06/08) through a branch in Macaé job opportunities at Porto do Açu, with vacancies for scaffold helpers, drivers, administrative assistants, and planning assistants, all requiring a high school education. See below how to send your resume and apply for one of these positions. This week, another major selection process was opened, this time for Macaé, stay updated by clicking here.

RIP Serviços Industriais, based in Macaé, operates in various segments, providing integrated services for industries, among its main clients are companies from sectors such as oil and gas, energy, paper and pulp, mining, steel, chemicals, petrochemicals, automotive, among others.

The Vacancies:

Scaffold Helper

Requirements: NR-33 and NR-35 courses

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Driver

Requirements: Category D driver’s license

Administrative Assistant

Requirements: one year of experience preferred

Planning Assistant

Requirements: one year of experience preferred, MS Project course, Office package, technical drawing reading and interpretation.

For those interested, send your resumes by August 12, 19 to the email rhmacae@kaefer.com and in the subject line include the name of the position of interest.
Don’t miss the opportunity to apply to a large company with a branch in Macaé and to work at Porto do Açu, one of the largest projects in the country.

See other vacancies announced this week, the market is starting to heat up again.

RIP Macaé Branch Hires For Açu Port In Onshore Sector

To Work at Porto do Açu, RIP Kaefer Branch Opens Selection for Drivers, Administrative Assistants, Scaffold Helpers, and Planning Assistants.

The Vacancies:

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