333 Professionals Called This Afternoon (December 7) For Offshore Job Openings With More Hires Expected Early 2021

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Published on 07/12/2020 at 18:18

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Oceânica Calls 333 Professionals for Offshore Jobs This Monday Afternoon (07/12). Check All Positions and How to Apply

Oceânica Engenharia, a Brazilian company in the oil and gas sector, has just announced this Monday afternoon (07/12) 333 job openings for offshore professionals, and it doesn’t stop there; the company also stated that more hiring is expected at the beginning of 2021. If you want to reenter the labor market in the oil sector, be sure to participate and send your resume immediately.

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OCEÂNICA is a Brazilian company dedicated to providing engineering technology services and solutions for companies with maritime and offshore activities. It offers vessel chartering, subsea engineering services, ROV, and diving for inspection and repair.

Founded in 1978, Oceânica remains committed to the environment, quality, health, and safety. These principles are reflected in obtaining certifications ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS 18001:2007, and accreditation with INMETRO 17020. Oceânica is also accredited by the classification organizations ABS, BV, DNV, and Lloyds.

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Check Below the Areas Called to Fill the 333 Job Openings Opened by Oceânica to Attend Offshore Project

Positions

The main areas are: engineering, planning, mechanics, ROV operation, and workplace safety.

Requirements

The company informs that most of the positions are for offshore work and require technical knowledge.

Application

Interested candidates who fit the profile for the mentioned offshore position and wish to work with Oceânica should send an updated resume, stating the position name in the subject line to the following email: curriculo@oceanica.com.br Good luck!

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333 Professionals Called This Afternoon (December 7) For Offshore Job Openings With More Hires Expected Early 2021

Oceânica Calls 333 Professionals for Offshore Jobs This Monday Afternoon (07/12). Check All Positions and How to Apply

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