Engeman's Oil And Gas Contract In Macaé Requires Technical Professionals For Offshore Positions Today, July 28

Engeman’s Oil And Gas Contract In Macaé Requires Technical Professionals For Offshore Positions Today, July 28

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Published on 28/07/2020 at 12:15

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Engeman, The Company Providing Services in The Oil and Gas Sector, Is Hiring Technicians for Offshore Positions in Macaé Today (07/28)

Offshore positions are available for technicians today, July 28, to work in Macaé at the outsourced service provider in the oil and gas sector, Engeman. Are you looking to re-enter the job market and available to work offshore? Then register your resume now!

Mechanical Technician

Requirements:

Technical training in mechanics;
Minimum of 4 years of experience in the role, working in an industrial area with an emphasis on turbomachinery proven in work records;
Essential knowledge of daily-use tools in mechanics, reading and interpreting technical drawings, equipment catalogs and hydraulic diagrams, metrology knowledge, pump maintenance, compressors, diesel engines, and winches, equipment alignment;
Courses: CBSP, HUET, NR33, and NR35;

Instrumentation Technician

Requirements:

Technical training in instrumentation, electronics, or industrial automation;
Minimum of 4 years of experience in the role, working in an industrial area with an emphasis on turbomachinery proven in work records;
Advanced knowledge in automation and PLC;
Essential knowledge of daily-use tools in pneumatic and electronic instrumentation, analog and digital, reading and interpreting process flowcharts and logic diagrams, minor repairs of electronic boards, knowledge and handling of voltmeters and ammeters, comparative pumps, field calibrators for electronic transmitters, maintenance of annunciator panels, local interlock panels for equipment, maintenance of electronic instruments for level, pressure, and flow;
Courses: CBSP, HUET, NR33, and NR35;

Electrical Technician

Requirements:

Technical training in electricity;
Minimum of 4 years of experience in the role, working in an industrial area with an emphasis on turbomachinery proven in work records;
Essential knowledge in maintaining equipment operating in classified areas, maintenance of high voltage panels, maintenance of electric motors, basic notions of industrial automation with PLC, maintenance of generators and protection panels, soft starters, and MCCs;
Tools for daily use in electricity, reading and interpreting technical drawings, equipment catalogs, and electrical diagrams, knowledge and handling of instruments, voltmeter, ammeter, and megohmmeter, maintenance of equipment operating in classified areas, maintenance of high and low voltage panels, maintenance of turbomachinery;
Courses: CBSP, HUET, NR33, and NR35;

Application: If you are a professional specialized in any of the above opportunities, a resident of Macaé, and interested in Engeman’s offshore positions in the oil and gas industry, to apply submit your resume to the email curriculo@engeman.net indicating in the subject line the desired position. Good luck!

Engeman’s Oil And Gas Contract In Macaé Requires Technical Professionals For Offshore Positions Today, July 28

Engeman, The Company Providing Services in The Oil and Gas Sector, Is Hiring Technicians for Offshore Positions in Macaé Today (07/28)

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