Capixaba que trabalha no petróleo offshore do Golfo do México, relata que brasileiros são bem aceitos por empresas de perfuração

Capixaba Working in Offshore Oil in the Gulf of Mexico Reports That Brazilians Are Well Accepted by Drilling Companies

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/12/2019 at 07:59

Updated on 03/12/2019 at 08:12

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Leandro Vasco, Who Works in Offshore, Oil and Gas in the Gulf of Mexico, Reports That Brazilians Are Well Accepted for Job Openings by Companies in the Region

The Brazilian oil and gas sector is highly sought after, but is quite difficult to pursue a career in as it is very selective, compounded by the economic recession that hit the country in recent years, although the sector is recovering remarkably and investments are being secured for a few more years by Petrobras and other oil companies with operations in national territory.

“Good morning network colleagues. I have been working on a jackup platform from Seadrill here in the Gulf of Mexico since June 2019 and would like to share with everyone who is interested. Here the market is heated, and some job openings are arising in various areas such as electricians, mechanics, drillers, and so on…, but in other companies like Borr Drilling, Marinsa… Update your resumes, be ready for possible interviews, English is essential… Stay tuned and send your resume!! It worked for me, and it will definitely work for you!!! I will always be here cheering for you! There is no victory without struggle!!!”, Vasco concludes enthusiastically.

About the Companies Mentioned

Seadrill – Seadrill is a deepwater drilling contractor for the oil industry. It is incorporated in Bermuda and managed from London. The company operates semi-submersible platforms, drilling platforms, and drilling ships.
Borr Drilling – A Borr Drilling has a modern fleet of rigs and an organization that provides safe and high-quality drilling operations to its clients in the Gulf.
MARINSA – MARINSA is a company 100% dedicated to transporting vessels for the oil industry. It also acts as an Agency in offshore and cabotage operations. MARINSA’s operational base is located at the port of Ciudad del Carmen and offers assistance in all ports of the Gulf of Mexico.

Click Oil and Gas has already been in contact with some of the mentioned companies and others, and will soon provide more updated information about their projects, as well as selection processes and job openings in these regions for Brazilians.

Capixaba Working in Offshore Oil in the Gulf of Mexico Reports That Brazilians Are Well Accepted by Drilling Companies

Leandro Vasco, Who Works in Offshore, Oil and Gas in the Gulf of Mexico, Reports That Brazilians Are Well Accepted for Job Openings by Companies in the Region

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