Offshore Company Announces Major Call For Future Oil And Gas Projects In Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/05/2019 at 19:06

Updated on 28/05/2019 at 19:26

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The Offshore Positions Offered This Tuesday, May 28, by ICM People do Brasil Are to Support a Future Project in the Oil and Gas Industry in Brazil

The Human Resources company ICM People do Brasil is recruiting qualified professionals for a future project in Brazil in the oil and gas industry. The offshore positions were announced on the night of this Tuesday, May 28, by the company’s official channel. ICM informs that the offshore positions are for professionals with experience in oil and gas industry platforms.

The company needs to meet the demand for the following offshore positions

Senior Mechanic – 15 years or more experience
Mechanic – 5 years or more experience
Senior Automation and Control Technician – 10 years or more experience
Senior Electrical and Instrumentation Technician – 15 years or more experience
Electrical and Instrumentation Technician – 7 years or more experience
Senior Electrician (HV/LV) – 10 years or more experience
HVAC Technician
Welder – 5 years or more experience
Pipeline Technician – 5 years or more experience
Painter – 5 years or more experience
Scaffolder – 3 years or more experience
Crane Operator – 10 years or more experience
Assistant Crane Operator – 3 years or more experience

Application

Interested parties who are qualified for any of the offshore positions mentioned above can send their resumes to hr@icmpeople.com, stating in the email subject: ICM do Brasil – your position.

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Offshore Company Announces Major Call For Future Oil And Gas Projects In Brazil

The Offshore Positions Offered This Tuesday, May 28, by ICM People do Brasil Are to Support a Future Project in the Oil and Gas Industry in Brazil

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Offshore Company Announces Major Call For Future Oil And Gas Projects In Brazil

The Offshore Positions Offered This Tuesday, May 28, by ICM People do Brasil Are to Support a Future Project in the Oil and Gas Industry in Brazil

Application

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