Offshore Services Company Hires in Macaé in Health, Occupational, and Administrative Areas

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/06/2019 at 10:18

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Safety Technicians, Administration, Law, Occupational Medicine, and Physical Education Teacher Are Being Requested for Offshore Activities and at the Base upon Request of Foreign Oil Company

Due to cultural reasons, the tendency is to think that offshore work is destined solely for the operational and technical area, but some companies are also aware that mental and physical health are important factors, which directly influence productivity and company results. Today’s vacancies are for professionals in this area, in addition to the onshore and offshore administrative part. Understand:

Job Title: Administrative Assistant/ Planning

• It is essential to be a sensible, organized, and detail-oriented professional.
• Experience in planning or administrative areas will be a differential.
• Education level: Bachelor’s degree completed or in progress (Engineering, Administration, or Law). We will accept individuals with a completed safety technician qualification.
• Fluent in English.
• Reside in the region of Macaé or Rio das Ostras.
• Availability for travel.
• Activities: Monitoring and controlling various documents.
• Working hours: 07:30 to 17:30 (Monday to Thursday) and 07:30 to 16:30 (Friday), with 1 hour for lunch.
• Work location: Macaé- RJ

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Job Title: Occupational Physician (2 Vacancies)

• Experience in the field of occupational medicine.
• Education level: Medical degree with specialization in occupational medicine.
• Fluent in English.• Offshore position 14 on/14 off.

Job Title: Physical Education Teacher (2 Vacancies)

• Experience as a Physical Education teacher.
• Education level: Degree in Physical Education.
• Fluent in English.
• Offshore position 14 on/14 off.

Interested candidates meeting the above requirements can send their resumes to the email krismsouza15@hotmail.com, stating the desired position in the email subject.

Note: The company’s name has not been disclosed, but despite the contact being from a “hotmail” domain, this is a legitimate, functional, and confirmed recruitment process.

Offshore Services Company Hires in Macaé in Health, Occupational, and Administrative Areas

Safety Technicians, Administration, Law, Occupational Medicine, and Physical Education Teacher Are Being Requested for Offshore Activities and at the Base upon Request of Foreign Oil Company

Job Title: Administrative Assistant/ Planning

Job Title: Occupational Physician (2 Vacancies)

Job Title: Physical Education Teacher (2 Vacancies)

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