A RigNet Macaé contrata offshore para contratos Petrobras e Ocyan

RigNet Macaé Hires Offshore for Petrobras and Ocyan Contracts

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/11/2019 at 10:39

Updated on 14/11/2019 at 10:54

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Check Out The Open Offshore Positions Today, November 14, By RigNet To Attend Petrobras And Ocyan Contracts In The City Of Macaé

RigNet Macaé, with excellent opportunities for high school graduates on this day, November 14, if you are a resident of the region, keep reading to know the details. In September, we at Click Petróleo e Gás announced the contract that Intelie — a subsidiary of the company, closed with Ocyan for the integrated monitoring of the entire drilling platform fleet of the company.

It didn’t stop there; after winning a public tender with Petrobras, RigNet, a leading company in providing intelligent and ultra-secure networking solutions, announced on November 5 that it signed a multi-year contract to add managed communication services with O3B VSAT technology to six of the state-owned FPSOs.

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3A Telecom Technician, Electronics, Or Electrical

Requirements:

Technical Training In Telecom, Electronics, Or Electricity
CREA, CBSP, THUET And NR 10, 35, And 33
Experience In The Role (Offshore Telecommunications Systems);
Intermediate English (Verbal Communication Will Be Evaluated)
Desirable: Knowledge In Data Networking

The company informs that the contract type is CLT; Overtime (Mixed Shift) + 30% Danger Pay + Daily Rate.

Benefits

The company offers its employees the following benefits: VR; VA; VT; Health; Dental, at no cost for the employee and dependents; Life Insurance And Childcare Assistance.

Application For The RigNet Offshore Positions In Macaé

If you are a professional specialized in the above role and meet the requirements set by the company, immediately send your resume to thamires.alves@rig.net stating in the subject line “3A TECHNICIAN”. GOOD LUCK!

RigNet Macaé Hires Offshore for Petrobras and Ocyan Contracts

Check Out The Open Offshore Positions Today, November 14, By RigNet To Attend Petrobras And Ocyan Contracts In The City Of Macaé

3A Telecom Technician, Electronics, Or Electrical

Requirements:

Benefits

Application For The RigNet Offshore Positions In Macaé

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RigNet Macaé Hires Offshore for Petrobras and Ocyan Contracts

Check Out The Open Offshore Positions Today, November 14, By RigNet To Attend Petrobras And Ocyan Contracts In The City Of Macaé

3A Telecom Technician, Electronics, Or Electrical

Requirements:

Benefits

Application For The RigNet Offshore Positions In Macaé

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