Brunel Calls Technicians for Offshore Work

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/04/2019 at 14:30

Updated on 02/04/2019 at 19:19

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Brunel International Announced Monday, April 1st, in Its Official News Vehicle, Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro.

The Multinational is Hiring Technical Level Professionals Willing to Work Offshore in the City of Rio de Janeiro and Requires Employees to Have Experience in the Role. Pay Attention to the Requirements Set by the Company and the Short Application Deadline. All Necessary Information for Application Will Be Provided Below.

About the Job Openings

Requirements for the Offshore Planner Position

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Experience as an Offshore Planner
Knowledge in Offshore Piping and Structural Construction and Assembly
Development of Material Control
Issuance of PT and APR
Preparation and Issuance of Work Control Reports
Intermediate English

Requirements for the Mid-Level Draftsman Position

Technical Degree in Mechanics, Naval Engineering or Related Fields
Experience as a Draftsman
Intermediate English
Interpretation and Execution of Technical Drawings
Knowledge of Office Package, Autocad, Microstation, Solidworks Will Be a Differential.

The candidate will perform the following responsibilities: Detailed Studies of Drawings and Adjust the Produced Drawings to the Company’s Quality Technical Standard.

Application

If you Meet the Requirements Set by the Company, Send Your Resume by Thursday, April 4th with the Job Title in the Subject Line to the Email e.silva@brunel.net. Don’t Forget to Update Your Information, Courses, and Qualifications! It Is Very Important to Go for the Interview Knowing About the Company, Keep Reading to Learn More About Brunel.

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Brunel Is an International Service Provider Specializing in the Flexible Deployment of Knowledge and Capacity in the Areas of Energy, Infrastructure, Mining, Automotive, Construction, Engineering, High Technology, Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Aerospace, Electrical, Energy and Power, Factory, Finance, IT and Telecom, Legal, Life Sciences and Health, Machinery and Facilities, Marketing and Communication, Pharmaceutical, Railways, and Shipbuilding. Operating from Its Own International Network of 106 Branches in 37 Countries, Brunel Has Over 12,000 Employees and an Annual Revenue of EUR 790 Million (2017). The Company Is Listed on Euronext Amsterdam N.V. and Included in the Amsterdam Small Cap Index (AScX).

Brunel Calls Technicians for Offshore Work

Brunel International Announced Monday, April 1st, in Its Official News Vehicle, Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro.

About the Job Openings

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