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Job Openings to Support Brazilian Oil Company Petrobras in RN on December 9th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/12/2019 at 06:31

Updated on 09/12/2019 at 09:02

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To Meet Projects from the Brazilian State Company Petrobras in Natal, GP Consulting and Engineering Announced Job Openings for Technical High School

The job openings are for work at the Petrobras Potiguar Clara Camarão Refinery, located in the municipality of Guamaré, in the interior of the state of Rio Grande do Norte. Don’t miss this opportunity, 50 job openings for high school and higher education to work at the multinational General Electric.

Located in the Petrobras Industrial Hub of Guamaré, the Potiguar Refinery Clara Camarão produces diesel, petrochemical naphtha, aviation kerosene, and, since September 2010, automotive gasoline, which has made Rio Grande do Norte the only state in the country self-sufficient in the production of all types of petroleum derivatives.

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About the Job Openings Petrobras RN

Mechanical Technician – 4 openings
Electrotechnical or Electrical Technician – 1 opening

Requirements

2 years of experience in the job portfolio
Completed Technical High School in the above areas

Application

GP Consulting and Engineering requests that interested parties in the Petrobras RN job openings send their resumes to preposta.rh@gmail.com stating the job title in the subject line of the email. Please note that the company requests that you only send your resume if you meet the above requirements.

The opportunities were announced by GP Consulting and Engineering this Saturday, December 7.

Job Openings to Support Brazilian Oil Company Petrobras in RN on December 9th

To Meet Projects from the Brazilian State Company Petrobras in Natal, GP Consulting and Engineering Announced Job Openings for Technical High School

About the Job Openings Petrobras RN

Application

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About the Job Openings Petrobras RN

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