Oil And Gas Company In Macaé Has Openings For Young Apprentices

Written by Leonardo Seiberlick

Published on 09/11/2022 at 12:35

Updated on 09/11/2022 at 13:03

Empresa de petróleo e gás de Macaé está com vagas de jovem aprendiz

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The Oil Giant AKOFS Offshore Seeks Young Apprentice for Occupational Safety Technician in Macaé, RJ

The company specializing in the oil and gas sector, AKOFS Offshore, announced on Tuesday (8), new vacancies for young apprentice/HSEQ. This opportunity offered by the company is to work in Macaé, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, aimed at those who wish to work as an Occupational Safety Technician.

Check Out Some Minimum Requirements for the Young Apprentice Vacancies at AKOFS Offshore

Prerequisites

Know how to analyze and evaluate the work environment

Be under 23 years old

Have completed or be enrolled in Occupational Safety Technician or related fields

Intermediate English (will be tested on the day of the interview).

Must collect and organize health data

Must pay attention to possible accidents and recommend preventive measures

Learn How to Participate in the Selection Process at AKOFS Offshore

To compete for the young apprentice vacancies in Macaé and join the AKOFS Offshore team, the candidate must send an email to: hr@akofsoffshore.com. The selected candidate will work from 08:00 AM to 02:00 PM.

Note: Do not forget to send the email with “Young Apprentice” in the subject line and your updated resume

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About AKOFS Offshore

AKOFS Offshore is a provider of intervention and construction services for subsea wells based on vessels for the oil and gas industry.

With new technology, world-class equipment, and an experienced team, the company provides superior services in deepwater oil fields for leading oil and gas producers and subsea service providers worldwide. The company is positioned to benefit from the growing well intervention market and the increasing demand for efficient installation of production equipment as oil and gas producers venture into ever-deeper waters.

Oil And Gas Company In Macaé Has Openings For Young Apprentices

The Oil Giant AKOFS Offshore Seeks Young Apprentice for Occupational Safety Technician in Macaé, RJ

Check Out Some Minimum Requirements for the Young Apprentice Vacancies at AKOFS Offshore

Prerequisites

Learn How to Participate in the Selection Process at AKOFS Offshore

About AKOFS Offshore

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Oil And Gas Company In Macaé Has Openings For Young Apprentices

The Oil Giant AKOFS Offshore Seeks Young Apprentice for Occupational Safety Technician in Macaé, RJ

Check Out Some Minimum Requirements for the Young Apprentice Vacancies at AKOFS Offshore

Prerequisites

Learn How to Participate in the Selection Process at AKOFS Offshore

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