Vagas em Macaé para Soldadores, Eletricistas, Técnicos, TST e profissionais de perfuração

Job Openings in Macaé for Welders, Electricians, Technicians, TST, and Drilling Professionals

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 26/08/2019 at 00:45

Updated on 26/08/2019 at 10:37

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Braserv Petróleo Starts the Week (August 26) Offering Extensive Selection Process with Openings for Residents of Macaé and Surrounding Areas

Braserv Petróleo, a well-known company in the oil and gas sector, is in full expansion and kicks off this week with a large selection process for many roles in exploration, maintenance, and QSMS, preferably for residents of Macaé and surrounding areas. The Subsea Offshore Segment is Also Hiring, Check It Out Here!
The opportunities are to work with completion drilling and represent an excellent chance to enter the oil and gas industry, which offers above-average industry salaries.

Braserv Petróleo Ltda. is a national company that has been operating in Brazil for over seven years, providing rental services for rigs and peripherals and operation and maintenance services for rigs. Openings in Macaé represent potential new contracts for the company, and in addition to Brazil, Braserv also has operations in Colombia, where it offers the same services.

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Job Openings in Macaé for Welders, Electricians, Technicians, TST, and Drilling Professionals

Braserv Petróleo Starts the Week (August 26) Offering Extensive Selection Process with Openings for Residents of Macaé and Surrounding Areas

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