Constellation Oil Services Hires For Onshore And Offshore Positions In Rio das Ostras And Rio de Janeiro On September 14

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Published on 14/09/2020 at 19:35

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Constellation’s Onshore and Offshore Job Openings Are for Radio Operator, Marine Officer, Driller, and Analyst, for Rio de Janeiro and Rio das Ostras

There are onshore and offshore positions available! Constellation Oil Services is hiring for job openings in Rio das Ostras and downtown Rio de Janeiro. A radio operator, driller, marine officer, and management information analyst are sought for the company’s roles.

Radio Operator

Rio das Ostras, Rio de Janeiro – offshore

Profile:

High School Diploma;
Radio Operator Certification from Anatel, GMDSS and CNS-014;
RPM;
LPNA – Valid CHT;
Experience in Drilling Units;
Advanced English is desirable;

Marine Officer

Rio das Ostras, Rio de Janeiro – offshore

Requirements:

Bachelor’s Degree in Nautical Sciences;
CIR Category – 1OM;
C.O.C – Rule III/2 – capable of serving as Second Engineer Officer;
Proven experience in drilling units;

Management Information Analyst

Rio de Janeiro

Minimum Requirements:

Proficient in financial statements and financial/managerial analysis
Higher Education in Accounting, Business Administration, or related fields.
Language: Advanced English.

Driller

Rio das Ostras, Rio de Janeiro – offshore

Profile:

High School Diploma;
Team Management;
Knowledge of the AMPHION – NOV system;
Experience in Drilling Units;
Basic English is desirable;
Valid Well Control Supervision Course;

To Apply, simply click on the position of your interest. Good luck!

Constellation Oil Services Hires For Onshore And Offshore Positions In Rio das Ostras And Rio de Janeiro On September 14

Constellation’s Onshore and Offshore Job Openings Are for Radio Operator, Marine Officer, Driller, and Analyst, for Rio de Janeiro and Rio das Ostras

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Constellation Oil Services Hires For Onshore And Offshore Positions In Rio das Ostras And Rio de Janeiro On September 14

Constellation’s Onshore and Offshore Job Openings Are for Radio Operator, Marine Officer, Driller, and Analyst, for Rio de Janeiro and Rio das Ostras

See Also:

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Driller

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