In Macaé, GranEnergia Hires Brazilians for Offshore Positions in International Waters on This Day, December 11

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/12/2020 at 10:56

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Offshore Contracts in International Waters by GranEnergia Demand Job Vacancies in Macaé for Seafarers to Work on Flotel

The offshore sector in Macaé is making a strong comeback! More job vacancies for Brazilians to work abroad have just been announced. This time, the opportunities were disclosed by the official news outlet of GranEnergia, a leader in accommodation units and services operations. Sign up as well, Halliburton’s selection process in Rio de Janeiro is demanding job vacancies for Technicians and Engineers.

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See Below the Offshore Vacancies in Macaé Opened by GranEnergia

12/2020 – Deckhand

Requirements

Up-to-date maritime certificates
CBSP / HUET
NR11 / NR35
Yellow fever vaccination certificate
Updated passport (differential)
EMCIA / CESS / CERR (differential)

12/2020 – Offshore Nursing Technician

Requirements

Technical Nursing Certificate
BLS, CPSO (or basic ITLS)
CBSP / HUET (T-HUET or BOSIET)
Yellow fever vaccination certificate
Updated passport (differential)
Intermediate English

Application for Job Vacancy in Macaé at GranEnergia

If you have your courses/certificates up to date, immediately send your resume to the following email address: curriculo.macae@granenergia.com.br indicating in the subject line of the email the name of the position, for example: 12/2020 – Deckhand. Good luck!

In Macaé, GranEnergia Hires Brazilians for Offshore Positions in International Waters on This Day, December 11

Offshore Contracts in International Waters by GranEnergia Demand Job Vacancies in Macaé for Seafarers to Work on Flotel

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See Below the Offshore Vacancies in Macaé Opened by GranEnergia

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