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Now It’s With SSE DO BRASIL in Macaé – Offshore Technicians and Assistants in the Subsea Area

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/10/2019 at 09:21

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Subsea Operations Company That Became 100% Brazilian in Mid-2013 Initiated Offshore Selection Process for Professionals with CREA or CFT Through Its Base in Macaé

Present in the offshore oil and gas market for about 10 years and based in Macaé, SSE DO BRASIL is recruiting technicians to meet the demand and increase its subsea operations in Brazil. The announcement was made on Tuesday (29) with very specific requirements. Stay alert, there will be demand for 60 new platforms in Brazilian waters (learn more here). See the company’s announcement below:

“Job openings for the Subsea market! We have been in the Oil and Gas Industry for 10 years, committed to quality and safety while always seeking growth. Come be part of this successful team!
We are hiring:
– Subsea Technical Assistant
– Subsea Technician
Experience in the area and an active registration in CFT / CREA is required.”

About SSE DO BRASIL

The company, SSE DO BRASIL, started operating in the subsea market in early 2010 in partnership with an international subsea company. In February 2013, the shares of the foreign company were acquired by the Brazilian partner, changing its name to SSE DO BRASIL, and subsequently becoming a 100% Brazilian company.

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In the last four years, the company has established itself in the oil and gas market and is now recognized among the best in the region for providing services with quality, efficiency, and competence. Currently, SSE DO BRASIL consists of four administrative employees and a team of over 20 submariners with varying levels of experience and qualification.

Qualified workforce for operation, maintenance, repair, and upgrades of well control equipment, including BOP, tensioners, compensators, accumulators, HPU, kill and choke valves, collector, but not limited to this.

Interested in working from the Macaé base? Send your resumes to careers@groupsse.com, indicating in the subject line the name of the position you are applying for.

Now It’s With SSE DO BRASIL in Macaé – Offshore Technicians and Assistants in the Subsea Area

Subsea Operations Company That Became 100% Brazilian in Mid-2013 Initiated Offshore Selection Process for Professionals with CREA or CFT Through Its Base in Macaé

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