Duas offshore brasileiras estão contratando até o dia 20 para buscar plataforma no exterior

Two Brazilian Offshore Companies Are Hiring Until The 20th To Search For Platforms Abroad

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/12/2017 at 11:58

Updated on 19/12/2017 at 18:37

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There Will Be Offshore Drilling Platforms, Great Opportunity Before the Year Ends. So Hurry Because Time Is Short!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Offshore drilling is what drives the most activity and employment in the oil and gas market, followed by completion and production phases. With Petrobras’ new guidelines, partnerships, auctions, local content flexibilization, and the reduction of royalties taxes imposed on industry companies, it seems that Brazil will return to operations in this modality.

It was confirmed yesterday (18), after two companies announced immediate selection processes for positions on drilling rigs. One of them is CEPEM, a nationally renowned Human Resources company specializing in recruiting personnel for oil companies. The other is Alpiseg, a well-established maintenance company that has been around for a good time. Here are the available positions in these two firms:

Area Men, Platform Workers, Doctors, and Roustabouts – Must have at least 4 years of experience in drilling rig roles, intermediate English, and preferably a passport. To apply, it is necessary to go to the site http://www.cepemrj.com.br/site/curriculos FROM A COMPUTER and register your resume.
TIG Welders – ABS certification, Irata level 1/2/3, Salvage, HEUT, Confined Space Course (NR-33), and Working at Heights (NR-35) are mandatory. Payment will be made per day and on an intermittent contract. Send an email to recrutamento@alpiseg.com.br, stating the position in the subject line.

Pay attention because some of these units are to seek platforms abroad and bring them to Brazil, be careful and prudent when filling in your details, especially on the CEPEM site, which should be done on the domain mentioned above. Remember that MODEC also has open opportunities, access the job vacancies and application instructions here. Don’t forget to register your resumes and join our Telegram groups. See the companies’ postings here.

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Two Brazilian Offshore Companies Are Hiring Until The 20th To Search For Platforms Abroad

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