Empresa divulga vagas offshore na Bacia de Campos oficialmente em sondas da 6ª geração

Company Officially Announces Offshore Vacancies in the Campos Basin on 6th Generation Drilling Rigs

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/08/2017 at 11:00

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[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The hiring in the offshore segment is being handled by the prestigious human resources company called CEPEM (Center for Corporate Psychology). It has been supporting a variety of corporations with diverse projects, utilizing psychological methods according to the needs of the clients. Given the occupational hazards and constant risks in the oil and gas sector, CEPEM has become a reference for companies in the recruitment segment. Today, it serves not only this segment but any job niche where candidate assessment is necessary before hiring.

Open Positions

CEPEM officially announced the positions yesterday, which are for: Motorman, Drill Mechanics, Roustabouts, Crane Operators, Surveyors, Assistant Surveyors, Electricians, Electronics Technicians, Mechanics Technicians, Instrumentation, Deckhands, Platform Workers, Toolpushers, Subsea, Subsea Assistants, Nautical Officer, and Marine Engineer.

What Type and Location of Work?

The activities will take place on 6th generation rigs located in Brazil, in the Campos Basin. However, it will be necessary for candidates to have experience in this type of offshore unit and intermediate English. Those who have up-to-date Survival and Aircraft Escape courses will have an advantage, but candidates with expired courses can apply comfortably. If you meet the required qualifications and duties, send an email to patricia.couto@cepemrj.com.br, indicating the position in the subject line in the following format as an example: “Paulo Nogueira – Electrician – 4 years of offshore experience”.

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