Japanese Multinational Modec Hires For Offshore Job Openings In Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/11/2020 at 18:16

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Destined for Rio de Janeiro, Modec’s offshore vacancies are for the positions of nurse, radio operator, technician, and supervisor

MODEC, the largest independent FPSO operator in the world, with 50 years of experience operating on all 5 continents, offering the best technology and the best service solutions for the offshore industry. Currently, the multinational is opening offshore vacancies in Rio de Janeiro for the positions of nurse, radio operator, control technician, and instrumentation supervisor. Specific knowledge and experience are required for these positions.

About the Multinational Modec:

With over 50 years of experience operating on all 5 continents, offering the best technology and the best service solutions for the offshore industry.

Today, Modec is responsible for over 20% of all national production and 35% of all pre-salt production. MODEC Brazil is the Group’s company with the largest number of employees, operational units, and production capacity. In Brazil alone, there are 11 units and another 4 under construction. It has produced over 1.3 billion barrels since 2003. It is also the center for all group operations in Latin America.

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Modec’s Offshore Opportunities!

Nurse

Nursing degree;
Active Coren;
Specialization in Occupational Nursing;
Advanced/Fluent English.

Radio Operator

High School education;
GMDSS;
ANATEL;
CNS 014;
HT;
CBSP and HUET;
Advanced English;
Microsoft Office.

Control System Technician

Technical degree;
Advanced English;
Knowledge and experience with the YOKOGAWA system;
CBSP.

Instrumentation and Control Supervisor

Complete Technical Education (CREA);
5 years of experience in the field;
Advanced English.

Application: For those interested in the job vacancies described above, and who wish to join the multinational MODEC, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

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