Candidates Without Experience Called in RJ for 30 Positions of Technicians in Electronics, Mechanics, and More, in the ROV Oceânica Trainee Program

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/03/2021 at 11:01

Trabalhador executando atividade ROV em plataforma offhore / Fonte: Reprodução – Via Google

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30 Job Openings in RJ for Candidates with No Experience Who Have Technical Education in Electronics, Mechanics, and More for the Future ROV Operator Program

The Human Resources representative of Oceânica announced yesterday, March 11, that there are offshore job openings for candidates who want to start a career as an ROV pilot. The 30 opportunities in RJ are for candidates with no experience who have technical education in Electronics, Mechanics, Electrical Engineering, and Mechatronics.

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The ROV Trainee Program 2021 has already started. Another 30 young individuals will be trained and will begin their professional careers in this rapidly growing sector.

In this program, the future ROV Operator will complete their theoretical training stage, practical training in the simulator, practical training on our training vessel, and will be carefully introduced to operations as they are prepared to face the challenges of offshore projects.

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Job Openings for the ROV Trainee Program at Oceânica

Requirements

Technical training course in Electronics, Mechatronics, Mechanics, or Electrical Engineering.

The selection is conducted through resume analysis, writing and math tests, and group dynamics.

Application

Interested candidates can apply for the job by sending their resume to the email: curriculo@oceanica.com.br, mentioning in the subject “ROV Trainee.”

Candidates Without Experience Called in RJ for 30 Positions of Technicians in Electronics, Mechanics, and More, in the ROV Oceânica Trainee Program

30 Job Openings in RJ for Candidates with No Experience Who Have Technical Education in Electronics, Mechanics, and More for the Future ROV Operator Program

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Candidates Without Experience Called in RJ for 30 Positions of Technicians in Electronics, Mechanics, and More, in the ROV Oceânica Trainee Program

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