Em 2020 serão criadas 4.500 vagas de emprego no Rio na área de exploraçao e produção de petróleo

In 2020, 4,500 New Jobs Will Be Created in Rio de Janeiro in the Oil Exploration and Production Sector

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/12/2019 at 11:04

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ATTENTION RIO, LOTS OF JOBS ON THE HORIZON! Find out which professions will be in highest demand next year and take the opportunity to qualify!

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In 2020, 4,500 new jobs will be created in Rio de Janeiro, only in the area of exploration and production (E&P), according to studies by Firjan, in addition to doubling the volume of jobs in exploration, production, and drilling activities in 2022.

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Check out below the professions that will be most in demand in 2020

High School Level

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Oil Exploration Operator
Platform Worker
Driller
Mechanical Technician
Occupational Safety Technician
Electrical Maintenance Technician
Deckhand
Roustabout

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Control Room Operator
Crane Operator
Production Operator (Chemical, Petrochemical, and related)
Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Operator
Welder

Higher Education Level

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Chemical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Production Engineer

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Geologist
Administrator
Accountant

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In 2020, 4,500 New Jobs Will Be Created in Rio de Janeiro in the Oil Exploration and Production Sector

ATTENTION RIO, LOTS OF JOBS ON THE HORIZON! Find out which professions will be in highest demand next year and take the opportunity to qualify!

Check out below the professions that will be most in demand in 2020

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