Ajudantes, Soldadores, Caldeireiros e mais convocados hoje (01/07) para vagas offshore no Rio de Janeiro

Helpers, Welders, Boilermakers, and More Called Today (01/07) for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/07/2020 at 07:25

Ajudantes, Soldadores, Caldeireiros e mais convocados hoje (01/07) para vagas offshore no Rio de Janeiro

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Techocean Announced Yesterday (06/30) Offshore Vacancies for Experienced Professionals from Rio de Janeiro. Check Below How to Apply

For offshore contracts in Rio de Janeiro, Techocean announced last night (06/30) job vacancies for Helpers, Welders, Boiler Makers, and Mechanics. The company is also selecting for other roles, click here to apply!

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Founded in 1991, Techocean Offshore has established itself as one of the largest companies in the ship repair and maintenance sector, focusing on project execution in the oil and gas area.

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Check Below the Offshore Vacancies Available Today (07/01) for Professionals from Rio de Janeiro Opened by Techocean

Helper – 4 vacancies
Welder ER / MIG – 7 vacancies
Boiler Maker – 7 vacancies
Mechanic – 2 vacancies

Requirements

CBSP
HUET
Current NRs
Reside in Rio de Janeiro
2 Years Experience in the Role
Submit a contact of the last supervisor for background verification along with the CTPS

Applications for Techocean Offshore Vacancies Rio de Janeiro

If you are a professional specialized in the roles mentioned above, live in Rio de Janeiro and meet the company’s requirements, immediately send your resume stating the position name in the subject line to contato@techoceansolutions.com.br

Do not forget to update your contact information, courses, offshore certificates, qualifications, and experience before sending your resume.

Helpers, Welders, Boilermakers, and More Called Today (01/07) for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Techocean Announced Yesterday (06/30) Offshore Vacancies for Experienced Professionals from Rio de Janeiro. Check Below How to Apply

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Check Below the Offshore Vacancies Available Today (07/01) for Professionals from Rio de Janeiro Opened by Techocean

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Helpers, Welders, Boilermakers, and More Called Today (01/07) for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Techocean Announced Yesterday (06/30) Offshore Vacancies for Experienced Professionals from Rio de Janeiro. Check Below How to Apply

Also Read

Check Below the Offshore Vacancies Available Today (07/01) for Professionals from Rio de Janeiro Opened by Techocean

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The Blood Falls of Antarctica hide a living ecosystem trapped under the ice for over 2 million years, where microbes survive without light, without oxygen, and without ever having seen the Sun.

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