Wood Starts Major Selection Process Today, July 19, for Projects in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 19/07/2019 at 11:31

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Resume Submission Ends on 07/31 and Positions Are for a Six-Month Project at Their Office in Rio de Janeiro, Seeking Professionals from the Energy and Industrial Market

Wood is seeking for its office in Rio de Janeiro various roles for professionals in the energy and industrial sector.
The positions are to support a market mapping that the company is conducting for a six-month project, and the professionals’ area of operation will be in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Wood is a global leader in delivering projects, engineering, and technical services for the energy and industrial markets, operating in over 60 countries, employing around 55,000 people, with revenues exceeding $11 billion.

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The company provides performance-driven solutions throughout the entire asset lifecycle, from concept to decommissioning across a wide range of industrial markets, including upstream, midstream, and downstream in Oil; Gas, chemicals, environment and infrastructure, energy and process, clean energy, mining, nuclear, and general industrial sectors.

Wood does not specify in the announcement the level of experience required, so the positions encompass professionals with little or solid careers in the field, as long as they can prove it.

The positions were announced by the Wood HR professional this morning (07/19). See below the list of professionals being sought, all for Rio de Janeiro:

Engineers: Cost, Electrical, Instrumentation, Projects, Mechanical, Piping, Planning, Processes, Structure, and Telecom
Documentation Analyst
Electrical and Instrumentation Designer
Piping Designer
Project Coordinator

The company advises in the announcement that those interested in these positions in Rio de Janeiro must submit their resume by 07/31 to the email: recrutamento.br@woodplc.com indicating the desired position in the subject line.

Wood Starts Major Selection Process Today, July 19, for Projects in Rio de Janeiro

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