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Official selection process for mechanics published by Braserv on the social network, see the requirements to run for positions
A braserv officially invites professionals to work on SPT-type rigs in several of the company's units for the Brazilian oil and gas segment, in its active poles in the country and where it currently operates. Bearing in mind that Braserv is a veteran in this segment and currently has 11 drilling rigs in Brazil and four in Colombia in full operation. Here are some of the requirements needed to apply:
Requirements
- In case you didn't know, STP type rig is the acronym for Terrestrial Production Probes, so your eventual work places will be in the states of Bahia, Sergipe, Rio Grande do Norte and Amazonas, so availability to travel / live in these places will be required .
- Desirable at least 2 years of work experience
- Driving license category C or higher
- Technical course completed in the field of mechanics, electromechanics or industrial maintenance
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Send updated resume, copies of the latest professional experience and technical course diploma to: alex.santana@braservpetroleo.com.br. Do not send resume if it does not meet the mentioned specifications. Wood Group has also opened a selection process for the onshore and offshore construction area in Macaé, learn about the requirements and attributions to compete in the field. See the source here.
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