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Modec Has Offshore Vacancies in Brazil – Access Via Computer

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/07/2017 at 11:02

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Holder of 12 FPSO’s in National Territory, Modec Has Several Positions Open in Its Units in the Campos and Santos Basins.

The powerful Modec, operating on all continents with its FPSOs and tankers, has several. opportunities available in many roles Registration is directly on the company’s website. So it is very important to do it from a desktop (PC) or laptop. Since it is a complex registration process where you will need to enter a lot of data with confirmation pages, you will not be able to proceed with the selection process using a mobile phone/smartphone.

You may find it strange that there are vacancies posted up to 2 months ago, but this does not mean that the selection processes are not occurring. If you apply and do not meet the criteria requested by them, at least Modec will get back to you to inform you, which is something few companies do these days. Be aware that the process and the vacancies are real.
In the image gallery below, you will be able to see some of Modec’s units operating in Brazil:

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Remembering that before applying, you will need to log in on the company’s website. You can do this by connecting through Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, or direct submission. The rest is just filling out fundamental data, reinforcing that the form is in English but can be filled out in Portuguese, as long as you do not have a good command of the language and the selection process is in Brazil.

Steps to Register at Modec

A lot of text, isn’t it? Unfortunately or fortunately, this is necessary for you to apply correctly and to maximize your chances of being called. So here are the job openings right below:

Offshore Safety Technician

Technical training in Occupational Safety;
Registration in MTE;
Previous experience in the role;
Advanced English;
Proficient in Office Suite. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Bosun

Experience in FPSO
Maritime Training
Advanced level of English.CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Instrument Technician

Technical Level;

CREA

Intermediate English;

NR-10. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Pumpman

Must be Brazilian

Technical Education

Basic/Intermediate English. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Machine Supervisor

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering;

Experience with FPSO or tankers.

STCW – 2OM;

Bahamas Endorsement;

Fluent English. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Cargo Technician

Brazilians Only

2ON (2nd Officer of Navigation) CIR / COC

Experience with tankers

Advanced English. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Able Seaman

Brazilians Only

CIR / COC

Experience in the role

Intermediate English. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Scaffolder

Position for Brazilians

At least 3 months of experience as a Scaffolder

Certification as Irata

Intermediate English preferred. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Boiler Operator

Brazilians Only

Technical qualification in Mechanics or Engine Officer

Experience in the role. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Radio Operator

GMDSS

CNS014

CHT

Advanced/Fluent English. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

If you want to see the complete Glossary of all available positions at Modec and their responsibilities, click here.

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Modec Has Offshore Vacancies in Brazil – Access Via Computer

Holder of 12 FPSO’s in National Territory, Modec Has Several Positions Open in Its Units in the Campos and Santos Basins.

Offshore Safety Technician

Bosun

Instrument Technician

Pumpman

Machine Supervisor

Cargo Technician

Able Seaman

Scaffolder

Boiler Operator

Radio Operator

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Holder of 12 FPSO’s in National Territory, Modec Has Several Positions Open in Its Units in the Campos and Santos Basins.

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Instrument Technician

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Machine Supervisor

Cargo Technician

Able Seaman

Scaffolder

Boiler Operator

Radio Operator

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