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Braserv Recruits Professionals to Work on Drilling Rig in Macaé on October 21

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/10/2019 at 21:07

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The Offshore Position for Drilling Rig Activities in Macaé Is Fully Updated and Was Announced by Braserv on This Day, October 21.

Braserv Petróleo has started an offshore selection process for Macaé this afternoon of October 21, the opportunity was announced through the company’s Human Resources and is preferably for professionals who are available to work offshore and residents of the Macaé region or who are willing to relocate. Stay tuned as Engeman secured a contract with Petrobras and Chevron for offshore maintenance services in RJ

It is an excellent opportunity in a national company that has been operating in Brazil for over two years, offering drilling and peripheral leasing services, as well as drilling operation and maintenance services. In addition to Brazil, Braserv has activities in Colombia.

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Offshore Radio Operator

Requirements

Reside in Macaé or have availability to relocate
Technical training in Occupational Safety will be a differentiator
Essential knowledge of maritime service transceivers (SSB, LW, UHF, and VHF)

Application for Offshore Positions in Macaé

If you are a professional specialized in the above role, meet the company’s requirements, and have availability to work in Macaé, immediately register your resume by clicking here!

Attention! The company informs that the opportunity is preferably for candidates residing in the Macaé region or who have availability to relocate.

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Offshore Radio Operator

Application for Offshore Positions in Macaé

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