Wood Group Is Seeking Technicians and Engineers for Offshore Jobs and Positions in Rio de Janeiro on This Day 17

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Published on 17/09/2020 at 16:07

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Wood Is Accepting Resumes for Offshore Electrical Technician and Geotechnical Engineer Positions in RJ to Support Oil and Gas Contracts

The multinational Wood Group has announced job openings for technicians and engineers to support contracts in offshore activities and at its headquarters in Rio de Janeiro. The company is a leader in the oil and gas sector and has major international oil companies as clients, such as Equinor, BP, Chevron, and others. Resume registration in RJ for many roles in civil and industrial construction projects at the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company (CBSI)

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Wood provides solutions for performance throughout the asset lifecycle, from concept to decommissioning across a wide range of industrial markets, including upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas, energy and process, environment and infrastructure, clean energy, mining, nuclear, and general industrial sectors.

Your time has come! Check below all the job openings and participate in the selection process for new oil and gas contracts with Wood. Resumes outside the specified profile will be immediately disregarded.

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Below are details of the available job openings at the multinational oil and gas company Wood Group for offshore operations and at the headquarters in Rio de Janeiro for the positions of:

Electrical Technician – Commissioning (applications until 09/28)

Complete technical education in electrical or similar, with active CFT
Intermediate/advanced English
Advanced Office Suite
Offshore experience
Technical mastery in the electrical field and development of procedures

Senior Geotechnical Engineer (applications until 09/20)

Complete graduation in Engineering, full specialization in Geotechnical Engineering
Advanced/fluent English
Reside in Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Design, drawing, and construction of structures for managing waste as well as earth dams

Application for Wood Group Job Openings

Interested candidates who wish to work in the oil and gas sector and participate in the selection process for job openings supporting on and offshore projects of the global leader Wood Group, please send your resume immediately to the following email recrutamento.br@woodplc.com mentioning the job title in the subject line. GOOD LUCK!

Wood Group Is Seeking Technicians and Engineers for Offshore Jobs and Positions in Rio de Janeiro on This Day 17

Wood Is Accepting Resumes for Offshore Electrical Technician and Geotechnical Engineer Positions in RJ to Support Oil and Gas Contracts

Read Other News and Job Openings in the Oil and Gas Sector

Application for Wood Group Job Openings

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