Chegou a vez dos Montadores de Andaimes Offshore

It’s the Turn of Offshore Scaffold Assemblers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/11/2018 at 17:15

Updated on 30/11/2018 at 18:29

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Aker Solutions Has Just Announced Openings for Scaffold Assemblers in Offshore Positions for Contracts in the Campos Basin

For the Scaffold Assemblers professionals, here are some more good opportunities to work on board. CSE or Aker Solutions, through its Human Resources, has just announced an offshore selection process from its base in Rio das Ostras, which borders the city of Macaé. Please follow to know the parameters for application and continue reading, as we have news regarding Mota Engil.

Vocational Training as a Scaffold Assembler
At least 1 year of experience in the field in an Offshore regime
Completed Elementary Education
Compliance with Regulatory Norms 33 and 35 is required
The Rescue Course must be up to date

Candidates who meet the requirements must send their resumes by December 7, 2018, specifying the desired position in the subject field of the message; the email is recrutamento@csemil.com.br. In this round of hiring, they are only hiring scaffold assemblers, so please do not disrupt the selection process if you are not applying for this position!

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Mota Engil and the News

Our team from Click Oil and Gas was today (26) at Mota Engil, headquarters in Macaé, to confirm the hirings that are about to happen, and yes, the information is correct. But you don’t need to get excited just yet; we will notify you. From what we’ve learned, they will first receive resumes through an application that will occur at the reception for analysis.

Platforms Under Petrobras Contracts for Maintenance

Lot 1 – P-18, P-19, P-20, P-26, P-32, P-33, P-35, P-37, and P-47;
Lot 2 – P-09, P-12, PNA 1, PNA 2, PCH 1, PCH 2, and PPM 1;
Lot 3 – PVM 1, PVM 2, PVM 3, PCP1/3, PCP 2, PGP 1, PPG 1, P-61, and P-63

It’s the Turn of Offshore Scaffold Assemblers

Aker Solutions Has Just Announced Openings for Scaffold Assemblers in Offshore Positions for Contracts in the Campos Basin

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It’s the Turn of Offshore Scaffold Assemblers

Aker Solutions Has Just Announced Openings for Scaffold Assemblers in Offshore Positions for Contracts in the Campos Basin

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

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