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Despite The Year-End Holidays, The Industry Maintains Its Hiring Pace With Positions In All Energy Segments
[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]It is a natural trend that as the year-end holidays approach, job openings in the oil, maritime, and industry sectors in general decrease and give way to temporary commercial jobs, but in 2017 the opposite is happening. This phenomenon is occurring due to the economic recovery and the number of foreign companies arriving in the country, which forces professionals to work twice as hard to urgently complete their operational framework to meet client contracts.
Although some opportunities were published last week, they are still valid until the end of this week. They are for Mechanical Engineer, Maintenance Coordinator, Marine Engineer, Diesel Engine Maintenance Technicians, 18 openings for Mechanics and Electrical Technicians, Operations Coordinator, Technical Services Consultant, Maritime Cargo Supervisor, Electronics Technician, Trainee Operator, Information Technology Analyst, Offshore Operations Technicians, PWDs in marine companies, HR assistant in a maritime company, Planning Technician, Electrical Inspector, Chemical Technician, Technical Operator, and Mechanical Maintenance Technician.
Click Oil and Gas kindly asks you, our followers, to only send your resumes if you meet the job requirements, as companies have the resources to block emails from people who send CVs that do not correspond to the job criteria, in addition to spamming, disrupting the selection processes. Be patient because your time is coming, just follow our publications. Below in the SlideShow, see the emails and contacts of the companies in the pictures.
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