DOF Subsea Hires Offshore in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/06/2019 at 10:18

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All Positions Are for Oil and Gas Activities at DOF Subsea Operations in Rio de Janeiro and the Available Positions Are for Offshore Safety Technicians, ROV Operators, and Young Apprentices

After signing the extension of offshore contracts with Petrobras, now DOF Subsea has available positions in the cities of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro. The positions are for registration as Safety Technician, ROV Operators, and Young Apprentices, so please know the requirements for these opportunities in detail.

Offshore Safety Technicians ⇒ Technical Safety Course with active registration at the Ministry of Labor, advanced level of English, and desirable offshore experience. (RJ)
ROV Operator ⇒ Certificate of Technical Course in: Mechanics, Electronics, Electrical, Electrotechnics, Mechatronics, Electromechanics, Telecommunications, Automation, or Instrumentation. Experience as an ROV Operator, knowledge of the Office Suite, intermediate English (spoken and written), interpersonal skills, and teamwork. (RJ)
Young Apprentice ⇒ Must have completed high school, reside in Macaé, have knowledge of Excel and Word, be available to work 6 hours a day, and English will be a plus. (Macaé)

Applications occur via registration on the Official DOF Subsea portal, we do not guarantee that these same positions will be available on a different date from this posting, click on the following names and good luck: Offshore Safety Technicians, ROV Operator and Young Apprentice

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DOF Subsea Hires Offshore in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

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