Vagas técnicos de manutenção na Denadai hotelaria

Maintenance Technician Positions at Denadai

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/02/2018 at 09:34

Updated on 23/03/2019 at 11:19

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The Opportunities Are to Work in an Offshore Hospitality Company in Macaé or Rio das Ostras. Check Out the Qualifications to Apply for Job Openings

The job openings today refer to professionals who wish to work in the cities of Macaé or Rio das Ostras. Denadai, a company specialized in offshore and maritime hospitality services, has opportunities for Maintenance Technicians. But before you proceed, check out the article we published today about hiring industrial painters, which can be a great opportunity for those seeking reemployment in this area today.

Although Denadai is a hospitality company, it frequently hires maintenance technicians to work on its onshore contracts at the base and offshore. Generally, workers in this area who provide services for the company maintain containers, food refrigeration systems sent to platforms and vessels, ovens, refrigerators, and freezers located in offshore units. Here are some of the requirements for the professionals they are hiring:

Requirements

• Experience in the role;
• Knowledge in maintaining refrigerated and frozen containers (Daikin and Carrier);
• Technical Education in Refrigeration/Electrical/Maintenance completed or related course;
• Active CREA;
• Reside in the cities of Macaé or Rio das Ostras.

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Interested and qualified candidates should send their resumes to recrutamacae@denadai.com.br, indicating the job title in the subject line. Resumes outside the profile will be discarded and blocked. The company needs referrals; if you know someone who fits the profile, share this opportunity on social media and messaging apps.

Just a reminder that everything is set for the recovery of the oil and gas sector in Brazil. Petrobras has already announced the schedule for 45 offshore maintenance shutdowns that will occur in 2018, and 14 companies signed contracts for the exploration of new oil blocks in the country, so it is certain that we will have many activities. The higher demand will be for technicians and engineers in the coming months. If you do not have a technical degree or completed high school, there is no problem! CREA has authorized the training of these professionals in 45 days. There are many technical courses of your choice without having to wait years to get your certificate, using only your professional equivalence, no matter where you live, the diploma will arrive at your home. CLICK HERE AND RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW! Don’t forget to leave your phone and WhatsApp number with the area code.

Maintenance Technician Positions at Denadai

The Opportunities Are to Work in an Offshore Hospitality Company in Macaé or Rio das Ostras. Check Out the Qualifications to Apply for Job Openings

Requirements

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