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Offshore Job Openings for Area Men, Welders, Mechanics, Electricians, Instrument Technicians, and Warehouse Attendants

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/09/2017 at 11:14

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Selection Process of Large Company Setting Up in Macaé Now Accepting Resumes for Offshore Positions.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Offshore company that will be setting up in Macaé has already started its pre-collection phase of resumes for offshore activities in our Basin. Click Petroleum and Gas already suspects which company it is, but will not reveal it to avoid unnecessary alarm and to prevent people from calling the firm needlessly, disrupting any processes that may be occurring there at the moment. If desired, on September 14 some opportunities were also released. Here is the job listing transcription below:

COMPANY IS SELECTING RESUMES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS
►FIELD MAN
►WELDER
►MECHANIC
►ELECTRICIAN
►INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN
►STOREKEEPER
TO WORK EMBARKED IN A LARGE COMPANY THAT WILL BE INSTALLED IN MACAÉ/RJ. WITH ALL DOCUMENTATION AND TRAINING VALID. WITH A MINIMUM OF 02 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE POSITION. WITH CBSP AND HUST ALSO VALID. INTERESTED PARTIES SHOULD SEND RESUMES TO: curriculum.macae@gmail.com.

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