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Engineering Company Seeks Petroleum and Gas Engineers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/10/2018 at 10:33

Updated on 25/10/2018 at 10:39

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If you are a graduate in Petroleum and Gas, you have been struggling with the lack of job openings in this field for quite some time, naturally caused by the crisis in the oil sector. The good news is that, gradually, the situation is improving towards the opening of more job positions from now until 2019. Here are the requirements for today’s vacancies:

An Engineering Company is looking for professionals for immediate work. A vacancy for Petroleum Engineer in the Elevation and Flow Engineering area. The main responsibilities are as follows:

Degree in Petroleum and Gas Engineering.
Live in Santos and Region
CBSP (Basic Safety Course for Platforms)

Planning of well tests, scheduling of pipeline cleaning services, monitoring of installation changes and procedures.

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Interested candidates who meet the requirements, please ⇒submit your resumes in the form by clicking here⇐, additional information about the company and the status of the selection process will be provided later.

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