RIP Kaefer Announces Onshore Positions for Macaé on May 30

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 30/05/2019 at 19:00

Updated on 30/05/2019 at 19:22

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RIP Kaefer Branch in Macaé Opens Onshore Positions With Resume Submission Until June 7

RIP Industrial Services, a company of the Kaefer group, started a selection process on the afternoon of May 30 for the hiring of qualified professionals to work as Team Supervisor with experience in Boilermaking and Instrument Technician with a Technical course.
See below more details about the position requirements, but first get to know a little about the company that has a branch in Macaé and always offers onshore and offshore vacancies.

RIP operates in various segments, providing integrated services for industries with the advantage of being 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.

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Team Supervisor (Code 3089)

Requirements: Completed High School and a minimum of 4 years of experience in the role of boilermaker, registered in the work card.

Instrument Technician (Code 3912)

Requirements: Technical training course in Instrumentation, electronics or industrial automation; A minimum of 3 years of experience verified in the work card and CFT registration.

The company requests that interested parties please send their resumes to rhmacae@kaefer.com with the job code in the subject line, by June 7, 2019.

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RIP Kaefer Announces Onshore Positions for Macaé on May 30

RIP Kaefer Branch in Macaé Opens Onshore Positions With Resume Submission Until June 7

Team Supervisor (Code 3089)

Instrument Technician (Code 3912)

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