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The Oil Giant Launches Young Apprentice and Internship Program in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/08/2019 at 18:27

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The World’s Largest Oilfield Services Company Launches Youth Apprentice and Internship Programs at Its Base in Macaé.

The multinational oil and gas industry company Schlumberger has just announced today, August 26, through its official news outlet, the programs: Youth Apprentice and Internship for operation at the OneSubsea Macaé base. Check out the great offshore opportunities still open for welders, fabricators, and foremen!

Schlumberger has a history and a culture of science and innovation, being the world’s leading supplier of technologies for characterization, drilling, production, and processing of reservoirs for the oil and gas industry. The company was founded in 1926, named after Conrad and Marcel Schlumberger, brothers who transformed the energy industry with the revolutionary idea of using electrical measurements to map rock formations below the surface.

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One Subsea Macaé Openings

Youth Apprentice OSS – Application until 08/30/2019

Be between 18 and 22 years old
Knowledge of Microsoft Office
Intermediate/advanced English
Immediate availability

Internship – ADMINISTRATION/ENGINEERING COURSE – Application until 08/28/2019

Pursuing Production Engineering or Administration
Knowledge of Microsoft Office
Advanced English knowledge (will be tested)
Immediate availability

Benefits

Group life insurance
Health plan
Dental plan
Meal voucher
Transportation voucher
Scholarship

Application

Attention! The company requests that candidates send resumes only in Word and PDF formats.

Join this great multinational today to help tackle the technical challenges of the oil and gas industry; send your resume by the deadline for each position to the email recruta-onesubsea@slb.com stating the desired position in the subject line. Good luck!

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The Oil Giant Launches Young Apprentice and Internship Program in Macaé

The World’s Largest Oilfield Services Company Launches Youth Apprentice and Internship Programs at Its Base in Macaé.

One Subsea Macaé Openings

Benefits

Application

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