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Offshore Company National Oilwell Varco With Open Positions

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Published on 06/08/2018 at 00:11

Updated on 06/08/2018 at 00:12

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Offshore Multinational National Oilwell Varco With Good Job Opportunities for Immediate Start Check It Out

National Oilwell Varco, the Offshore company, has job openings available for immediate hiring and is looking for professionals with specific experience and qualifications to complete its team in São João da Barra. The selection process at National Oilwell Varco is very competitive due to the company having one of the best career plans among companies in the Oil and Gas sector. Below are the job openings, work location, positions, and prerequisites to apply for the vacancies made available by the company’s Human Resources.

Job Openings and Prerequisites:

Facilities Supervisor

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Supervise all processes and procedures related to building maintenance, ETE and ETA, asset security, reception.Required education in Engineering (preferably Civil Engineering). Desired specialization in Project Management and desired advanced English. Required experience as a construction supervisor and predictive, preventive, and corrective building maintenance. Interface with external suppliers. Training in ISO 14000 and knowledge in ETE and ETA (desired technical training in chemistry).

Documentation Assistant

Maintain, distribute, and control project documentation for NOV FLEXIBLES for both internal and external use and/or external source documentation, such as customer documentation, maintaining control of records and organization of documents according to the documentation control procedure for NOV FLEXIBLES projects. Complete High School education, preferably a completed or ongoing degree in Administration, Library Science, or related areas. Training and knowledge in Office Suite, intermediate Excel, advanced English. Required prior experience with project documentation and desired advanced technical English.

Buyer

Receive purchase requests from various departments, seek suppliers in the market, monitor the entire purchasing process until delivery to the internal client, strategically guiding with a focus on continuous improvement. Complete higher education in Administration, Economics, Foreign Trade, Engineering, or related areas. Desired MBA in Business Management or Supply Chain Management, and technical course in the industrial area. Fluent English required, Excel, ERP System, and experience with Supplier Assessment, Qualification, and Development. Desirable knowledge in Strategic Purchasing Management, Logistics, and Foreign Trade, Tax Knowledge in Acquisitions and Drawback. Solid experience in related activities required.

To apply for the vacancies, click on the link to access the page to register your resume: https://nov.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobsearch.ftl?lang=pt_br

Offshore Company National Oilwell Varco With Open Positions

Offshore Multinational National Oilwell Varco With Good Job Opportunities for Immediate Start Check It Out

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