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CSE Aker Hires Offshore in Rio das Ostras

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 02/07/2018 at 16:16

Updated on 02/07/2018 at 20:05

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Opportunities Are for Leaders of On-Demand Cargo Handling at CSE Aker, Learn About the Requirements

CSE Aker has been increasing its operations in the Campos Basin over the past few months, a fact confirmed by the Aker Brasil manager last month, confirming new contracts with Petrobras and other multinational oil companies. As you know, Aker purchased more than 80% of CSE, so it now has operations in platform maintenance and operates subsea equipment such as ANMs and Manifolds. Now, let’s move on to the opportunities:
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To apply, the candidate must have offshore experience in the role confirmed by a CLT contract. It is essential to present a valid survival training certificate (CBSP).

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CSE Aker Hires Offshore in Rio das Ostras

Opportunities Are for Leaders of On-Demand Cargo Handling at CSE Aker, Learn About the Requirements

Job Opening

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CSE Aker Hires Offshore in Rio das Ostras

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Job Opening

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