CSE Requests Offshore And Onshore Professionals On This Day 03/06. Resume Submission Until 30/06

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/06/2019 at 11:15

Updated on 03/06/2019 at 15:15

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CSE Recruits on June 3rd for Mid-Level and Technical Mid-Level Professionals to Join Its Offshore and Onshore Team in Rio de Janeiro

Aker Solutions has new offshore and onshore job openings announced through its official news channel, deadline for CV submission is June 30.
The positions are for Load Handler, Crane Operator, Occupational Nurse, and today’s highlight is Platform Assistant with 20 vacancies. The company also requires relevant complementary courses for each role and valid boarding certificates.

Load Handler – Offshore

Requirements: Complete high school. Desired: experience in the role, load handling course, CBSP, NR33, NR35, CACI, CERR, CESS, MCIA

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Crane Operator – Offshore

Requirements: Complete high school. Desired: experience in operating Pellegrine cranes, crane operator course, CBSP, NR33, NR35, CACI, CERR, CESS, MCIA

20 Platform Assistant Vacancies – Exclusive for PWD

Requirements: Complete high school. Desired: experience in the role, load handling course, CBSP, NR33, NR35, CACI, CERR, CESS, MCIA

Activities:

Monitor receipt and shipment of materials,
Monitor boarding and disembarking of passengers,
Guide crane operation maneuvers
Load handling service routines.

Occupational Nurse – Macaé

Requirements: Complete Technical Degree in Occupational Nursing. Desired: Technical Course in Occupational Safety, Excel course, experience in preparing PCMSO, ASO management, conducting health campaigns, and first aid for employees.

Application

CSE Rio das Ostras requests that interested parties send their resumes to the email recrutamento@csemil.com.br with the job title in the subject line.

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CSE Requests Offshore And Onshore Professionals On This Day 03/06. Resume Submission Until 30/06

CSE Recruits on June 3rd for Mid-Level and Technical Mid-Level Professionals to Join Its Offshore and Onshore Team in Rio de Janeiro

Load Handler – Offshore

Crane Operator – Offshore

20 Platform Assistant Vacancies – Exclusive for PWD

Occupational Nurse – Macaé

Application

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Load Handler – Offshore

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20 Platform Assistant Vacancies – Exclusive for PWD

Occupational Nurse – Macaé

Application

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