Airswift Starts Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro With Interviews This Week

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/03/2019 at 21:04

Updated on 25/03/2019 at 21:38

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Area Men, Radio Operators And Welders From Rio De Janeiro Are Urgently Required For Phase 2 Projects Of Peregrino Or The FPSO Of Frade In New Offshore Positions Announced A Few Hours Ago

Offshore Positions In Rio De Janeiro Fully Updated And Published By Human Resources On 03/25/2019 At 4:00 PM In Various Roles. Embarkations Will Take Place In The City Itself, And All Candidates Must Be Fully Available To Attend Interviews This Week, So Pay Attention To The Requirements And Qualifications Because If You Meet Them, The Call From HR Will Happen Sooner Than You Might Imagine. Learn More:

Area Man – Experience In Rigid Piping Companies
Radio Operator – Previous Experience In The Role
Welder – Intermediate English
Universal Requirements – Reside In The State Of Rio De Janeiro And Availability To Attend Interviews This Week (Between March 25 And 30)

Although The Company Mentioned The Term “Embarkation,” It Did Not Mention The CBSP And HEUT Course Requirements, But We Believe That These Certifications Will Also Be A Differentiator.

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Interested Candidates May Send Their Resumes To recruitment@airswift.com, Indicating The Job Title In The Subject Line.

No Details Were Provided In This Announcement About The Units Where Candidates Will Carry Out Their Activities, But It Is Stated On The Website That It Participates In Projects In Peregrino Phase 2 And Another Project In The FPSO Of Frade, So Be Prepared To Join Any Of These Ventures.

Airswift Starts Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro With Interviews This Week

Area Men, Radio Operators And Welders From Rio De Janeiro Are Urgently Required For Phase 2 Projects Of Peregrino Or The FPSO Of Frade In New Offshore Positions Announced A Few Hours Ago

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