Empresa do Grupo Edison Chouest iniciou ontem (31/06) cadastro de currículo para vagas offshore no no Porto do Açu,Rio de Janeiro

Edison Chouest Group Company Started Resume Registration for Offshore Positions at Porto do Açu, Rio de Janeiro on June 31

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/07/2020 at 12:38

Empresa do Grupo Edison Chouest iniciou ontem (31/06) cadastro de currículo para vagas offshore no Porto do Açu, Rio de Janeiro

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Open Positions at Bram Offshore for the Port of Açu in Rio de Janeiro Are for Different Roles and Qualifications. Check Out the Company’s Talent Pool and Submit Your Resume!

Bram Offshore Maritime Transport ends the month calling professionals to register their resumes to compose its talent pool for positions in Rio de Janeiro. Take the opportunity to check out other fresh offshore positions for Helpers, Welders, Boilermakers, and more starting today (01/07) in Rio de Janeiro by TECHOCEAN.

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Despite being in a crisis and many sectors halting their activities, some essential services, although reduced, cannot stop; these include industries, offshore and onshore sectors, construction, etc.

The BRAM is part of the Edison Chouest Offshore Group specialized in maritime support transport for the oil and gas industry in Brazil.

Check Below the Resume Submission for Offshore Positions Available Today (01/07) for Professionals in Rio de Janeiro Opened by Bram Offshore

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Requirements: Knowledge and experience in refrigeration systems, fluent English, technical course in mechanics or refrigeration

Mechanical Technician – Guaxindiba

Requirements: Experience in propulsion systems (reduction gears, shafts, pumps, propellers, and bearings); technical course in mechanics and basic English preferred.

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Requirements: Experience in naval maintenance with at least 5 years in the role; intermediate English; technical course in electrical or electrotechnical engineering

Diesel Mechanical Technician – Port of Açu and Guaxindiba

Requirements: Experience in diesel engine maintenance with at least 5 years in the role; technical course in mechanics and advanced English

Electronics Technician – Port of Açu and Guaxindiba

Requirements: Experience in dynamic positioning. Knowledge of DP systems and components, desirable knowledge of propulsion (Rolls Royce), Schottel, Brunvoll; intermediate English; technical course in electronics or automation

Resume Submission for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

If you are a professional specialized in the above roles, reside in Rio de Janeiro, and meet the company’s requirements, click here and immediately submit your resume.

Don’t forget to update your contact details, courses, offshore certifications, qualifications, and experience before sending your resume.

Edison Chouest Group Company Started Resume Registration for Offshore Positions at Porto do Açu, Rio de Janeiro on June 31

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