Caldeireiros e pintores offshore para cadastro reserva em Macaé

Offshore Welders And Painters For Reserve Registration In Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/05/2018 at 05:28

Updated on 05/05/2018 at 05:36

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The Openings Are for the Integrar Consortium Talent Bank in Offshore Activities for New Contract in the Basin

Offshore openings in the roles of scaffolding and painting today. The Integrar Consortium is receiving resumes for new contracts with Petrobras, which will be implemented soon, despite it laying off in some roles, this information was passed internally to the Click Oil and Gas editorial team. If you do not fit the roles described below, try for a position at Brio Gold Brazil for new works it has taken on, it is hiring a lot.

Requirements for the Positions

Scaffolding Welders – Rescue Course, Heut, and preferably NR’s 33 and 35. The Rope Access course can be Irata or Abendi.
Scaffolding Painters – Rescue Course, Heut, and preferably NR’s 33 and 35. The Rope Access course can be Irata or Abendi.

It is essential that everyone has experience in their respective roles and availability for immediate start, resumes that do not fit the profile will be discarded. It is also important to mention the job title in the subject of the message. Interested parties should send their resumes to the email rhmacae@integrarcm.com.br.

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Did you know that the Port of Açu just signed new partnership contracts with Siemens, BP, and Prumo Logística for the construction of the thermoelectric plant and gas complex within the port terminal this week? Yes, it’s true and now it will be the most important enterprise of its kind in Brazil, many opportunities are coming and it could be a good opportunity for you to stay updated on what is happening there. Read the article here.

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Do You Want to Become a Maritime or Offshore Professional?

We prepared two special articles for those who wish to enter one of the desired sectors in Brazil in the oil industry: the offshore and maritime field. In them, we explain all the steps to qualify, such as the best courses and educational institutions. It is worth checking out and it can be of great help for those who wish to start this career or for those seeking re-entry into the market. 1 – ARTICLE ON HOW TO BECOME AN OFFSHORE PROFESSIONAL 2 – HOW TO BECOME A MARITIME PROFESSIONAL.

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