Wood contrata para projetos de engenharia e montagem no Rio

Wood Group Hires for Engineering and Assembly Projects Until September

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/08/2018 at 07:14

Updated on 25/08/2018 at 07:24

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In Celebration of Maximizing Its Projects in Rio and Macaé, Wood Needs Skilled Professionals

When a company needs professionals for engineering projects, it is nothing more than a prelude to great opportunities to follow at the base of the pyramid, given that the hiring company is Wood and its activities, in most cases, occur in the state of Rio de Janeiro and municipalities that are generally oil producers. The job openings were announced in a timeframe ranging from 2 days to 1 week from the date of this posting and are divided into 2 groups, see more details below:

Group 1

Facilities Supervisor with experience in industrial units

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Boiler and Piping Supervisor with experience in all construction and assembly supervision processes

Documentation Specialist with experience in EDMS systems, preferably Documentum

For this first group, candidates must submit their resumes by September 6, 2018

Group 2

Project Coordinator with experience in construction and assembly (Rio and Macaé)

Project Engineers with experience in construction and assembly

Engineering Coordinator with experience in construction and assembly projects

For this second group, resumes must be submitted by August 31, 2018

Professionals who wish to work on these engineering projects and have availability to live in Rio and the countryside can apply at the email recrutamento.br@woogroup.com, indicating in the subject line the name of the position they are applying for. At this first moment, opportunities are only for these roles; resumes outside these profiles will be disregarded. If you wish for another good opportunity, Aker Solutions is also hiring in Rio das Ostras and Curitiba.

Wood Group Hires for Engineering and Assembly Projects Until September

In Celebration of Maximizing Its Projects in Rio and Macaé, Wood Needs Skilled Professionals

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In Celebration of Maximizing Its Projects in Rio and Macaé, Wood Needs Skilled Professionals

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