Vagas para atuar na Petrobras em Santos divulgadas hoje, 30 de agosto, pela Kempetro

Job Openings at Petrobras in Santos Announced Today, August 30, by Kempetro

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 30/08/2019 at 17:40

Updated on 30/08/2019 at 17:46

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Opportunities to Work at Edisa (Petrobras Building in Santos) Were Announced Directly by KEMPETRO Coordination

KEMPETRO announced this Friday, August 30, excellent onshore opportunities to work with Petrobras in Santos, but with possibilities for offshore assignments, for professionals with technical and administrative training. Another 1500 positions will be created in São Paulo.
The workplace will be the Petrobras building (Edisa) in Santos, and professionals must have experience in the Chemical and/or Petrochemical sector.

KEMPETRO celebrates the results of a new business model implemented in the last five years by the company, with integrated areas and well-defined strategic guidelines.
The company has stood out in the national and international scenarios, achieved substantial revenue growth, built customer loyalty, and created opportunities and jobs for hundreds of professionals. Currently, KEMPETRO has more than 900 employees.

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02 – Electrical Maintenance Technicians – code AT01A
01 – Mechanical Maintenance Technician – code AT01A
01 – Planning Technician – code AT01A
01 – Administrative Assistant (high school level) – code AT08

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Job Openings at Petrobras in Santos Announced Today, August 30, by Kempetro

Opportunities to Work at Edisa (Petrobras Building in Santos) Were Announced Directly by KEMPETRO Coordination

See the Number of Open Positions in Santos

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See the Number of Open Positions in Santos

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