Constellation contrata offshore e estagiários em Rio das Ostras

Constellation Hires Offshore Workers and Interns in Rio das Ostras

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/05/2019 at 18:00

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Constellation, Formerly Queiroz Galvão Oil and Gas, Announced Job Openings for Maritime Professionals and Internships on Thursday, May 2

On Thursday, May 2, Constellation announced several offshore job openings for the cities of Rio das Ostras and Rio de Janeiro for the positions of Deckhand, Engine Room Operator; Internship in Administration, Engineering, and Communication. The company states that the vacancies include positions for PWD professionals. Continue reading to learn all the details.

Constellation is a leader in the oil well drilling service market in Brazil and is involved in FPSO units that produce in the Brazilian pre-salt.

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About the Vacancies (Click on Each of Them)

Requirements

The company states that candidates for maritime positions must have a completed high school education, relevant experience, and certification for the desired position, as well as availability to work offshore on a 14×14 schedule.

The company informs internship candidates that they must be enrolled in relevant courses for the positions, have availability to intern for 6 hours a day, in addition to the specific requirements stated in the registration link above.

Application

If you are a maritime professional specialized in any of the above positions or are currently studying in one of the mentioned fields for an internship, have interest and the necessary requirements, just click on the links of the position that interests you, and you will be directed to the VAGAS website where you can submit your application. Please note that to apply for the position, you need to be registered on the VAGAS website. Good Luck!

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Constellation Hires Offshore Workers and Interns in Rio das Ostras

Constellation, Formerly Queiroz Galvão Oil and Gas, Announced Job Openings for Maritime Professionals and Internships on Thursday, May 2

About the Vacancies (Click on Each of Them)

Requirements

Application

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About the Vacancies (Click on Each of Them)

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