Wood contrata para Construção e Subsea em Macaé e Rio de Janeiro

Wood Hires for Construction and Subsea in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/08/2019 at 12:05

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In Macaé and Rio de Janeiro, Wood Announces Search for Professionals with High School and Higher Education for Construction and Subsea Projects.

The multinational Wood is recruiting labor for construction and subsea projects in the cities of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro. Grupo Cobra is Promoting a Large Number of Job Openings Again, This Time for Campos dos Goytacazes. The announcement came through one of its official channels, and several job openings were disclosed, such as analysts, engineers, and coordinators. Initially, the contract is set for 6 months, but there is always a possibility of extension.

Wood, headquartered in Macaé, is a global company in project delivery, engineering, and technical services for the energy and industrial markets. With operations in over 60 countries and an average workforce of around 60,000 people. Wood provides performance-driven solutions throughout the asset lifecycle, from concept to decommissioning, across a wide range of industrial markets, including Oil & Gas, Energy & Process, Environment and Infrastructure, Construction, Clean Energy, Mining, Nuclear Energy, and General Industrial Sectors.

Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro

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Maintenance Engineer
Project Coordinator (Engineering)
Safety Engineer

Job Openings for Macaé

Human Resources Analyst
Junior HR Analyst
Payroll Analyst
SHE Manager
Quality Manager (QA-QC)
Cost Engineer
Project Coordinator (Construction)
Construction Coordinator

If you are interested in any of the job openings and want to participate in this selection process in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé, visit the official application page and see what the company requires for each position. Good luck to everyone!

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