At Petrobras' Service, SBM Hires Technicians, Engineers, and More for 29 Offshore Positions on FPSO Ships in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

At Petrobras’ Service, SBM Hires Technicians, Engineers, and More for 29 Offshore Positions on FPSO Ships in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/09/2020 at 15:18

Os profissionais de nível médio e superior convocados pela SBM para as vagas de emprego irão prestar serviços offshore à Petrobras em navios FPSO

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The Middle And Higher-Level Professionals Called By SBM For Job Vacancies Will Provide Offshore Services To Petrobras On FPSO Vessels

Open offshore vacancies on this day (09/24) by the oil multinational SBM in the service of Petrobras. The job opportunities for middle and higher levels are for technicians and engineers to work on the company’s FPSO vessels spread along the coasts of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. You can also apply, Baker Hughes Calls For Job Vacancies In Macaé, RJ And SP; Technicians, Engineers And More Professionals On This Day, September 24

SBM Offshore Is Chosen By Petrobras For Chartering The Largest FPSO In Brazil, To Be Installed In The Búzios Field

The Brazilian state oil company Petrobras has begun negotiations with the offshore supplier SBM to lease a floating platform of the FPSO type for the giant Búzios field in the Santos Basin.

The unit, to be named Almirante Tamandaré, will be the sixth FPSO in Búzios and the largest in Brazil, with a production capacity of 225,000 barrels of oil and is set to start production in the second half of 2024.

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The Offshore Vacancies Announced By SBM Are For Activities In Rio de Janeiro And São Paulo. Check The Links Below And Register Now

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At Petrobras’ Service, SBM Hires Technicians, Engineers, and More for 29 Offshore Positions on FPSO Ships in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

The Middle And Higher-Level Professionals Called By SBM For Job Vacancies Will Provide Offshore Services To Petrobras On FPSO Vessels

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The Offshore Vacancies Announced By SBM Are For Activities In Rio de Janeiro And São Paulo. Check The Links Below And Register Now

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At Petrobras’ Service, SBM Hires Technicians, Engineers, and More for 29 Offshore Positions on FPSO Ships in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

The Middle And Higher-Level Professionals Called By SBM For Job Vacancies Will Provide Offshore Services To Petrobras On FPSO Vessels

Read Also

SBM Offshore Is Chosen By Petrobras For Chartering The Largest FPSO In Brazil, To Be Installed In The Búzios Field

The Offshore Vacancies Announced By SBM Are For Activities In Rio de Janeiro And São Paulo. Check The Links Below And Register Now

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