PetroReconcavo Starts Many Onshore Job Openings for Technicians, Supervisors, and Engineers

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 17/06/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 16/06/2019 at 16:32

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Onshore Jobs Are A Great Opportunity For Professionals With Technical Training And A Degree In Engineering To Be Part Of The Exploration And Production Of Oil In The Recôncavo Region Of Bahia

The largest independent onshore oil and gas exploration and production operator in Brazil is starting the selection process for hiring professionals with technical courses and engineers.
PetroReconcavo S/A has job openings available, and applications are through the company’s website. Click the provided links for each position to see their requirements and how to apply. All Onshore Jobs are based in the city of Mossoró, Bahia.

Drilling Engineer (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Monitor the performance of drilling operations, plan the execution of WS and WO, and lead the field execution of surface facility operations.

Drilling Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Manage contracts for service drilling units, ensuring all technical support and aiming for operational efficiency with safety.

Surface Engineering Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Ensure that the entire strategy and guidelines of the Central Surface Engineering are executed with quality and safety in the Potiguar District, focusing on continuous improvement of processes.

Production Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Lead production teams, setting sector goals in accordance with corporate guidelines to maximize oil and gas production efficiently and safely.

Electrical Maintenance Supervisor (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Lead electrical field maintenance teams, supervising preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance activities.

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Field Service Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Plan and coordinate field maintenance activities and services efficiently and safely.

Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Lead field maintenance teams in static and rotary disciplines, supervising inspection activities, preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance.

Compressor Maintenance Supervisor (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Lead field maintenance teams focused on compressors, supervising inspection activities, preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance.

Rotating Mechanical Engineer (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Ensure that the entire strategy and guidelines of the Central Surface Engineering are executed with quality and safety in the Potiguar District, focusing on continuous improvement of processes.

Materials And Logistics Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Lead stock and logistics teams in the verification, inspection, and storage of received products and shipping.

Supply Analyst – Purchases (Click Here To Apply)

Description: Ensure that all purchasing demands for materials and services are met, aiming for the best cost and quality. In addition to supplying other areas with all useful or necessary information for better operations compliance.

PetroReconcavo Starts Many Onshore Job Openings for Technicians, Supervisors, and Engineers

Onshore Jobs Are A Great Opportunity For Professionals With Technical Training And A Degree In Engineering To Be Part Of The Exploration And Production Of Oil In The Recôncavo Region Of Bahia

Drilling Engineer (Click Here To Apply)

Drilling Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Surface Engineering Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Production Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Electrical Maintenance Supervisor (Click Here To Apply)

Field Service Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor (Click Here To Apply)

Compressor Maintenance Supervisor (Click Here To Apply)

Rotating Mechanical Engineer (Click Here To Apply)

Materials And Logistics Coordinator (Click Here To Apply)

Supply Analyst – Purchases (Click Here To Apply)

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