Technip contrata para o Porto do Açú e outras cidades do Rio

Technip Hires for Porto do Açú and Other Cities in Rio

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/04/2018 at 07:48

Updated on 19/06/2018 at 17:52

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There Are Openings for Internships, Administrative Positions, PWD, Technicians, and Engineers at Technip. Find Out What Positions Are Available and How to Apply

Technip is a multinational oil and gas company specializing in the manufacturing, maintenance, and assembly of subsea equipment, and it has a significant presence in Brazilian territory, providing offshore services for wellhead equipment. It also has operations at the Porto do Açú in its factory located within the venture. At the time, we officially announced the hirings it was making, which you can check in the article here. As of the date of this publication, the following positions are currently open:

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Mechanical

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How to Apply

Applications will be made through the VAGAS.COM website, so first of all, please register on the site and submit your experience and professional qualifications. The positions are divided by technical areas, internships, administrative sector, and other fields, read and apply for those that fit you. It is worth mentioning that some opportunities expire on April 11. CLICK HERE AND APPLY FOR THE OPENINGS AT TECHNIP.

Technip Hires for Porto do Açú and Other Cities in Rio

There Are Openings for Internships, Administrative Positions, PWD, Technicians, and Engineers at Technip. Find Out What Positions Are Available and How to Apply

How to Apply

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Technip Hires for Porto do Açú and Other Cities in Rio

There Are Openings for Internships, Administrative Positions, PWD, Technicians, and Engineers at Technip. Find Out What Positions Are Available and How to Apply

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