AES Union With Offshore Opportunities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/05/2019 at 12:23

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AES Union Announced This Thursday, May 2, Through Its Official News Vehicle, Offshore Positions For Professionals With Experience.

The AES Union Group from Brazil is hiring offshore sector professionals with experience for the positions of Operational Assistant and Team Leader. Stay alert as the market is heating up and we are publishing updated positions daily in various roles, cities, and states. If you are a professional in the field and have experience, learn more about the requirements for applying for the positions.

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Operational Assistant

Requirements

Professional with complete high school education
Valid CBSP and HUET courses
Valid NR33 and NR35
Proven experience in the role

Activities: The professional will carry out industrial and offshore cleaning work in confined environments. They will be responsible for preparing, separating, and supplying materials and assembling equipment.

Team Leader

Requirements

Complete high school education
Valid CBSP and HUET courses
Valid NR33 and NR35
Proven experience in the role

Activities: The professional will be responsible for overseeing the team and working together in the tank cleaning process, in confined spaces, as well as participating in pre and post-embarkation meetings and completing Time Sheets and RDOs.

Application

Interested candidates who meet the requirements set by the company, please send your updated resume indicating the position of interest in the subject line to the email curriculos@aes-brazil.com as soon as possible. Good luck!

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AES Union With Offshore Opportunities

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