Immediate Boarding Positions Available in RJ: GranEnergia Calls for Marine Engineer, Electrician, Welder, and More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 19/11/2022 at 09:10

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Some of the job openings offered by GranEnergia, such as the electrician position, require prior experience in the field and all are for the state of RJ

The GranEnergia currently has job opportunities available for some cities in the state of RJ. The company, which works in oil and gas project management, offers innovative and integrated solutions for the petroleum industry with a focus on excellence, is hiring electricians, Engine Room Sailors, Boilermakers, and 2nd Engine Officers.

The job opportunities for RJ, such as the electrician position, are external and can be filled at any time. Please check at the time of application if the positions are still available. If they are, be sure to apply.

GranEnergia in Action

Job Openings Offered by GranEnergia Are:

Electrician and Boilermaker

Requires a certification, a minimum of 2 years of experience in the field, a valid CBSP, and a Covid-19 vaccination certificate.

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Applications for GranEnergia’s Job Openings in RJ

Those interested in the jobs in RJ described above should send their updated resume to the following email address: curriculo.macae@granenergia.com.br, with the job title in the subject line. We wish you good luck!

Immediate Boarding Positions Available in RJ: GranEnergia Calls for Marine Engineer, Electrician, Welder, and More

Some of the job openings offered by GranEnergia, such as the electrician position, require prior experience in the field and all are for the state of RJ

GranEnergia in Action

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