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Helix Energy Oil Multinational Offers Offshore Job Vacancy on 28 x 28 Schedule for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/11/2019 at 10:31

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The Multinational Helix Energy Opens Excellent Job Opportunity to Support Offshore Activity on a 28×28 Schedule in Rio de Janeiro

Don’t miss this unique opportunity, Helix Brazil has job openings to support offshore activities in Rio de Janeiro on this November 19. The company reports urgency in hiring. Attention! For everything, many job openings to work at the highly sought-after multinational OneSubsea.

Each offshore challenge you face is different. But whether it involves well intervention, subsea robotics, or deepwater excavation, Helix Energy Solutions is capable of providing the specialized services you need.

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Maintenance Team Leader

Requirements

UKOOA Medical (or equivalent in Brazil)
OPITO Survival (or equivalent in Brazil)
Mechanical Technician School Diploma or equivalent (for expatriates)
A minimum of 5 to 7 years of professional experience
Previous work experience in Brazil is desirable.

Activities: Responsible for the safe and economical maintenance of Helix-owned assets aboard Helix vessels; Responsible for the operational maintenance, updates, and upkeep of Helix-owned assets, with the support of electricians/engineers from the maintenance team; Notify and address any defects or issues found within the area of responsibility; Manage all maintenance tasks and the planned maintenance system; Order spare parts and maintain an acceptable stock.

Application

Attention, the company reports that this position will start as soon as possible. The position will be offered on a daily basis with an offshore 28 x 28 rotation.

If you are a qualified professional for the above position and meet the company’s requirements, please immediately send your resume stating in the subject line “Maintenance Team Leader – Rio de Janeiro” by November 29, 2019, to ukrecruitment@helixesg.com

Helix Energy Oil Multinational Offers Offshore Job Vacancy on 28 x 28 Schedule for Rio de Janeiro

The Multinational Helix Energy Opens Excellent Job Opportunity to Support Offshore Activity on a 28×28 Schedule in Rio de Janeiro

Maintenance Team Leader

Application

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Helix Energy Oil Multinational Offers Offshore Job Vacancy on 28 x 28 Schedule for Rio de Janeiro

The Multinational Helix Energy Opens Excellent Job Opportunity to Support Offshore Activity on a 28×28 Schedule in Rio de Janeiro

Maintenance Team Leader

Application

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