Rip Kaefer Has Offshore Job Openings Today for Macaé. Instrument Technician, Climber, and Maintenance Supervisor Are Invited

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/11/2022 at 13:07

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For Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Offshore Job Vacancies from Rip Kaefer Are Offered for Professionals from Different Areas

A Rip Kaefer, an energy and offshore services provider, has offshore job opportunities open this month for the city of Macaé in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The company has open positions for the following roles: maintenance supervisor, instrument technician, and climber.

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Maintenance Supervisor;
Instrument Technician
Climber

Requirements for Offshore Job Vacancies for Macaé

Those interested in applying for the available positions at Kaefer must have at least 2 years of experience, rope access certifications from INMETRO, valid CBSP, and must hold an active CFT.

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RIP operates in various segments, providing integrated services for industries with the advantage already based in Macaé. Among the company’s main clients are companies from various sectors, such as oil and gas, energy, paper and cellulose, mining, metallurgy, chemicals, petrochemicals, automotive, among others.

Rip Kaefer Has Offshore Job Openings Today for Macaé. Instrument Technician, Climber, and Maintenance Supervisor Are Invited

For Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Offshore Job Vacancies from Rip Kaefer Are Offered for Professionals from Different Areas

STRUCTURE ASSEMBLY DONE BY KAEFER

Check the Offshore Job Vacancies for Macaé

Requirements for Offshore Job Vacancies for Macaé

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Rip Kaefer Has Offshore Job Openings Today for Macaé. Instrument Technician, Climber, and Maintenance Supervisor Are Invited

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STRUCTURE ASSEMBLY DONE BY KAEFER

Check the Offshore Job Vacancies for Macaé

Requirements for Offshore Job Vacancies for Macaé

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