Braserv divulga grande processo seletivo para projeto de perfuração

Braserv Announces Large Selection Process for Drilling Project

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/10/2018 at 18:50

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In Order to Celebrate New Contracts in Its Expansion Project, Braserv Is Heavily Hiring for Activities in Onshore Rigs in Brazil

Click Oil and Gas has just confirmed with Braserv a large-scale selection process announced by the company this week; in fact, we managed to speak personally with the HR department because it seemed too good to be true, fortunately, we have good news. It appears that the company has secured new expansion projects and is hiring heavily. Keep in mind, when we write the term “heavily”, although it is a colloquial term, it is not sensationalism; it refers to many vacancies in various functions. Check the first stage of our confirmation below:

Confirmation Made by the Click Oil and Gas Team

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What Are the Available Vacancies?

Read the original call from the company: ” Braserv Oil is expanding and recruiting candidates to build its talent pool. Don’t let this information stay in your hands; share it because your friends might need it “. They are looking for professionals in the following areas and positions:

Welders
Platform Assistants
Cranes Operators
Occupational Safety Technicians
Electrical Technicians
Mechanical Technicians
Electronic Technicians
Instrumentation Technicians
Supplies
Engineering
Administration
Finance

If you are a professional in the oil and gas sector, you probably know that Braserv is a company that provides rental, operation, and maintenance services for onshore rigs; therefore, it involves onshore activities. The headquarters is located in Alagoinhas – BA, but they also have drilling operations in Amazonas, Rio Grande do Norte, Alagoas, Sergipe, and Bahia. Would you like to apply for these positions? Then send an email to rhbraserv@gmail.com, indicating the area of interest in the subject line. Friends, although the email is from the ” gmail” domain, the selection process is real, so you can be assured. HR also asked you to share this post as much as possible; they need a large volume of applications.

CSE Is Hiring Offshore in the Northeast and Ability Is Looking for Brazilians for Jobs in Portugal

We also published on our portal another good run of selection processes at CSE/ AKER this past week for offshore activities in the Potiguar Basin in many roles, check out the article here.

An international human resources company is also looking for foreigners, especially Brazilians, for industrial jobs in Portugal due to a local labor shortage in the country. Check out these opportunities here as well.

Braserv Announces Large Selection Process for Drilling Project

In Order to Celebrate New Contracts in Its Expansion Project, Braserv Is Heavily Hiring for Activities in Onshore Rigs in Brazil

What Are the Available Vacancies?

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Braserv Announces Large Selection Process for Drilling Project

In Order to Celebrate New Contracts in Its Expansion Project, Braserv Is Heavily Hiring for Activities in Onshore Rigs in Brazil

What Are the Available Vacancies?

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