DOF & Norskan Offshore Hires For Operations In The Cities Of Macaé And Rio De Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/03/2019 at 10:52

Updated on 04/03/2019 at 11:21

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After Closing Several Recent Contracts with Petrobras, the Company is Hiring for Almost All Positions for Offshore Maritime Activities

Offshore contracts signed between DOF & Norskan Offshore and Petrobras are beginning to have practical effects, even immediate ones, after the two closed service agreements for more 8 years and more three ROV Support Vessels (RSV) for 3 years. Now with new perspectives and security to resume hiring, the time has come to apply for updated positions that are in the process of selection.

Available Positions

Below, you can check all the opportunities that are mostly for activities in the city of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro, but there are positions for other sectors without a defined region, however, all of them are in Brazil.

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DOF & Norskan Offshore Hires For Operations In The Cities Of Macaé And Rio De Janeiro

After Closing Several Recent Contracts with Petrobras, the Company is Hiring for Almost All Positions for Offshore Maritime Activities

Available Positions

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Available Positions

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