Empresa offshore abre vagas hoje: Muitas oportunidades

Offshore Company Opens Job Openings Today: Many Opportunities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/04/2018 at 08:07

Updated on 06/04/2018 at 10:59

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Hot And Updated Job Openings In Offshore Firm Officially Announced Less Than A Day Ago And For Many Education Levels

The offshore sector is heating up, especially in the city of Macaé, which was even featured on Globo News And Highlighted As One Of The Preferred Choices For Oil Companies To Establish And Invest In 2018, As You Can Check In The Special Article On Our Portal. Following this trend, a highly relevant company in the sector with a long tradition in the city opened new job opportunities, with different education levels and professional backgrounds, find out more below:

Hiring Offshore Company

The offshore maintenance firm that announced the updated job openings is Alphatec Engenharia, yesterday (05) in the afternoon to be more precise. The jobs will be operational base and offshore, provided that you have the qualifications described below, you can apply without hesitation:

Warehouse Assistant
Logistics Material Assistants
Administrative Assistants
Technical Assistants
Design Draughtsmen
Offshore N3 Climbers
Interns for Talent Management
N1 Painting Inspectors
Gatekeeper for Operational Surveillance
TIG Welders Climbers

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Interested candidates should send their resumes to avt@alphatec.ind.br, mentioning the job title in the email subject. For offshore positions, although not specified by the company, we understand that the CBSP and HEUT courses will be necessary, we believe that individuals holding these courses would have a better chance of securing an interview, but just to be safe, feel free to send your applications anyway, and good luck. If you want to search for more opportunities, there is a search field in the header or you can use the categories divided by areas of activity.

Offshore Company Opens Job Openings Today: Many Opportunities

Hot And Updated Job Openings In Offshore Firm Officially Announced Less Than A Day Ago And For Many Education Levels

Hiring Offshore Company

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