LAAM Offshore Announces Job Opening; Opportunity for NDT Inspector

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 07/05/2024 at 13:45

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Job Posted 05/07: Exploring New Horizons in the Offshore Industry, the Opportunity to Join the LAAM Offshore Team as an END Inspector

LAAM Offshore, based in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, is seeking a skilled professional to join its team as a Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Inspector. This position represents an opportunity for individuals who possess not only technical skills in the field, but also competencies such as leadership, effective communication, and the ability to work under pressure while meeting strict deadlines. The position is ideal for those seeking professional development in a dynamic and challenging environment.

The role of the NDT Inspector at LAAM Offshore includes critical responsibilities such as inspecting equipment, measuring slings, conducting various tests, load testing, as well as preparing reports and detailed assessments. To qualify for the position, it is essential to have certifications in LP/PM from Abendi, indicating proficiency and specific technical knowledge for the role. The work schedule is Monday to Friday, from 08:00 AM to 05:30 PM, and immediate availability to start is crucial.

How to Apply for the Position at LAAM Offshore

END Inspector:

To apply for the position of END Inspector at LAAM Offshore, interested candidates should access THIS LINK, click on “Simplified Application” and submit their resume. It is important to have an updated resume and to prepare a cover letter highlighting experiences and qualifications that align with the job requirements. Take this opportunity to be part of a team that values innovation and safety in the offshore sector.

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Benefits for LAAM Offshore Employees

LAAM Offshore employees are compensated competitively according to market standards. Specifically for the END Inspector position, the company offers attractive benefits such as a Flexible Meal Voucher and a health plan from Unimed Costa do Sol, reinforcing its commitment to the well-being of its team. In this way, LAAM Offshore is dedicated to providing a work environment that promotes personal and professional growth, making it a desirable place to work and build a career in the offshore sector.

About LAAM Offshore

LAAM Offshore, based in the vital city of Macaé, RJ, has established itself as an innovative reference in the energy industry, specifically in the niche of offshore operations. Specializing in the manufacturing and certification of slings, as well as providing a comprehensive range of solutions for the offshore market, LAAM Offshore stands out for its ability to adapt to the specific needs of the sector with high-quality products and services.

Since its founding in 2012, the company has been a pioneer in offering solutions that ensure the safety and efficiency of maritime operations, demonstrating a continuous commitment to innovation and technical excellence.

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LAAM Offshore Announces Job Opening; Opportunity for NDT Inspector

Job Posted 05/07: Exploring New Horizons in the Offshore Industry, the Opportunity to Join the LAAM Offshore Team as an END Inspector

How to Apply for the Position at LAAM Offshore

END Inspector:

Benefits for LAAM Offshore Employees

About LAAM Offshore

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LAAM Offshore Announces Job Opening; Opportunity for NDT Inspector

Job Posted 05/07: Exploring New Horizons in the Offshore Industry, the Opportunity to Join the LAAM Offshore Team as an END Inspector

How to Apply for the Position at LAAM Offshore

END Inspector:

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About LAAM Offshore

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