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Oil And Gas Company In Macaé From Schlumberger With Job Openings For People With Disabilities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/12/2019 at 13:29

Imagem offshore com logotipo da empresa OneSubsea

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The HR Representative of OneSubsea Announced Job Openings for Safety Technician, Welding Inspector, Toolmaker, and Production Control Assistant for PWD

Good news for PWD professionals in the oil and gas sector! OneSubsea’s HR, which is a subsidiary of Schlumberger, announced on Friday (13) several job openings to work at its base in Macaé, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro. See also that JBS opens 80 diverse job openings that do not require experience and PWD professionals can also participate

OneSubsea is a Schlumberger company that provides solutions, products, systems, and integrated services for the subsea oil and gas market.

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Safety Technician

Technical Education in Occupational Safety completed
Knowledge of the Office Suite
Knowledge of English – minimum intermediate (will be tested)
Immediate availability

Welding Inspector

Technical education in Mechanics, Materials, Welding, Mechatronics, and FBTS qualification for welding inspector, level 1.
Knowledge of the Office Suite
Knowledge of English – minimum intermediate (will be tested)
Immediate availability

Toolmaker

High school or technical education in mechanics
Knowledge of the Office Suite
Immediate availability

Production Control Assistant

High school completed
Knowledge of the Office Suite
Immediate availability

The company also offers benefits such as: scholarship assistance, group life insurance, health and dental plans, meal vouchers, transportation vouchers.

Application

If you are interested in working in the oil and gas sector and meet the requirements set by the Schlumberger group company, you should register by clicking here to apply. Remember that these job openings are intended only for PWD professionals. Good luck, and below you can see the image announcing the openings:

Oil And Gas Company In Macaé From Schlumberger With Job Openings For People With Disabilities

The HR Representative of OneSubsea Announced Job Openings for Safety Technician, Welding Inspector, Toolmaker, and Production Control Assistant for PWD

Safety Technician

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Production Control Assistant

Application

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Oil And Gas Company In Macaé From Schlumberger With Job Openings For People With Disabilities

The HR Representative of OneSubsea Announced Job Openings for Safety Technician, Welding Inspector, Toolmaker, and Production Control Assistant for PWD

Safety Technician

Welding Inspector

Toolmaker

Production Control Assistant

Application

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