Cadastro de currículo offshore para muitas funções abertas nesta tarde (26) pela Infotec Brasil

Offshore Resume Registration For Many Open Positions This Afternoon (26) By Infotec Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/06/2020 at 18:06

Cadastro de currículo offshore para muitas funções abertas nesta tarde (26) pela Infotec Brasil

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Many Job Openings Are Coming! Infotec Signed a Contract with Petrobras for Services at the UTE in Amazonas! Register Your Resume Now.

Check out the positions for maritime professionals called by Infotec for future offshore contracts of the company. The company signed a contract with Petrobras to provide services at the UTE Amazonas, stay tuned as more opportunities will be coming! SBM Is Hiring for Offshore Positions at the FPSOs Cidade de Ilha Bela, Cidade de Maricá, and Cidade de Paraty

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Reinforcing! Even though we are going through a crisis and many sectors have halted their activities, some essential services, though reduced, cannot stop, such as certain contracts and works in the offshore, naval, and oil and gas sectors.

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Check Below the Positions Called Today (26) for Resume Registration in Offshore Activities

Offshore Installation Manager (OIM)
Platform Manager
Captain
Chief Engineer
Deck Officer
Engineering Officer
Mechanical Superintendent
Machine Operator
Cabotage Master
Electrician
Offshore Doctor

Requirements

Experience in platforms is required.

Application: If you are a qualified professional for any of the above offshore positions and meet the company’s requirements, click here and immediately register your resume. GOOD LUCK!

Offshore Resume Registration For Many Open Positions This Afternoon (26) By Infotec Brazil

Many Job Openings Are Coming! Infotec Signed a Contract with Petrobras for Services at the UTE in Amazonas! Register Your Resume Now.

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Check Below the Positions Called Today (26) for Resume Registration in Offshore Activities

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Offshore Resume Registration For Many Open Positions This Afternoon (26) By Infotec Brazil

Many Job Openings Are Coming! Infotec Signed a Contract with Petrobras for Services at the UTE in Amazonas! Register Your Resume Now.

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Check Below the Positions Called Today (26) for Resume Registration in Offshore Activities

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