Empresa do grupo Petroserv tem Vaga Offshore para atuar em Macaé

Petroserv Group Company Has Offshore Position Available in Macaé

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 20/08/2019 at 10:11

Macaé com vaga na Ventura

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Offshore Position at Company in Macaé Owned by Petroserv Offers Attractive Benefits Package and Is for Deployment on a Drilling Rig

Ventura, a company of the Petroserv Marine group, is headquartered in Macaé and is starting an Offshore Position seeking a qualified professional to work as a nurse. Subsea 7 is inviting engineers from all professional backgrounds, click here!
Take advantage of this excellent professional opportunity to work on a 14 x 14 rotation, see below for the other requirements requested by the company before applying through the link provided for you.

Ventura is a company of the Petroserv Marine group and was founded in 1972 by Tobias Cepelowicz and Roberto Jessourun, who have been working in the Oil and Gas Industry since 1960.
The company is currently structured into four main areas of activity, namely: Maritime Operations on the Brazilian continental shelf, Project Development, Exploration and Production Projects, Manufacturer Representation of Products and Services.

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Position: NURSE

Location: Macaé – RJ
Level of Education: Bachelor’s Degree Completed
Description: The Nurse on the Rig is responsible to the Offshore Installation Manager for providing medical and administrative services on board the vessel. Professional to fill the Offshore Position for a 14×14 rotation.
Requirements: Registration with the competent authority; Minimum 2 years of experience in the position; Experience on drilling rigs; Experience with Petrobras contract; Intermediate English. Desired: Knowledge of Word and Excel.

Compensation: Gross Salary around R$ 4,500.00; Meal Ticket: R$ 575.96; Health and Dental Insurance; Life Insurance.

If you are interested in the Offshore Position above, have the profile and are available to reside in Macaé, click here and apply now.

Petroserv Group Company Has Offshore Position Available in Macaé

Offshore Position at Company in Macaé Owned by Petroserv Offers Attractive Benefits Package and Is for Deployment on a Drilling Rig

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