Em Macaé, excelentes oportunidades offshore para Auxiliares, Técnicos e Engenheiros anunciadas pela Weatherford

In Macaé, Excellent Offshore Opportunities for Assistants, Technicians, and Engineers Announced by Weatherford

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/09/2019 at 12:28

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Weatherford Through One of Its Operational Bases in Macaé, Recruits Assistants, Technicians, and Engineers for Oil and Gas Activities in the City and Region.

Among the service companies in the offshore oil and gas sector, Weatherford is certainly part of the hopes and even dreams of many professionals, mainly due to its traditional presence in the city of Macaé, where the company holds contracts mainly in the well completion sector. The opportunities that the company offers today are in the fields of engineering, maintenance, and repairs. Also apply for the positions advertised by Ocyan for Assistants, Crew Members, Mechanics, Operators, Technicians, and more.

About the Positions

Application: If you are a professional specialized in any of the functions above, just click on the desired position, and you will be directed to the company’s website where you can submit your application. Good Luck!

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Occupational Safety Technician

Requirements:

Training as an Occupational Safety Technician
Minimum of 3 years experience
Intermediate English
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Solid knowledge of Regulatory Norms and applicable complementary legislation
Extensive experience in the routines of the SSO Management System
Skills to conduct and lead accident analysis and investigation processes
Experience in conducting meetings with clients and other stakeholders
Expertise in risk analysis and study techniques
Skills to provide training in safety and occupational health disciplines

Application: Attention, only send your resume if you are a professional specialized in the position of Occupational Safety Technician and meet the requirements set by the company above. Email to apply for Occupational Safety Technician angela.gregori@weatherford.com

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In Macaé, Excellent Offshore Opportunities for Assistants, Technicians, and Engineers Announced by Weatherford

Weatherford Through One of Its Operational Bases in Macaé, Recruits Assistants, Technicians, and Engineers for Oil and Gas Activities in the City and Region.

About the Positions

Occupational Safety Technician

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Weatherford Through One of Its Operational Bases in Macaé, Recruits Assistants, Technicians, and Engineers for Oil and Gas Activities in the City and Region.

About the Positions

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

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