CSE Rio das Ostras Announced More Offshore Opportunities This Thursday, April 25

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 27/04/2019 at 06:33

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CSE Rio das Ostras Continues Hiring and Has Just Announced More Offshore Vacancies Through Its Official News Outlet, Stay Tuned for the Application Deadline!

The Offshore Vacancies for CSE Rio das Ostras Are for Qualified Professionals to Work in Boarding Regime and who have completed high school for the Platform Assistant position and a Technical Course in Electrical Engineering with an active CFT for the Electrical Inspector position. The company also requires additional relevant courses for each job and valid boarding certificates. If you meet the application deadline, all details about the vacancies will follow.

Platform Assistant – Application Deadline 03/05/2019

Education: Completed High School
Additional Courses: Load Handling Course, NR33, NR35, EMCIA, CERR, and CESS (will be a differential)

Electrical Inspector – Application Deadline 30/04/2019

Education: Technical in Electrical Engineering with an active CFT;
Additional Courses: Climbing, NR-33, and NR-35; NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere.

Application

To apply for the above position, the candidate must have proven experience in the offshore function as reflected in their CTPS, meet the educational requirements, and present a CBSP Training Certificate (Basic Platform Safety Course) within 6 months of validity.

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The company requests that interested candidates who meet the requirements send their resumes within the deadline to the email recrutamento@csemil.com.br with the job title in the subject line of the email.

CSE Rio das Ostras states that its hiring processes, both for Offshore and Onshore Positions, are conducted exclusively via email and free of charge. Resumes sent through any other channel will not be considered in the selection for the positions.

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