Oceânica Offshore Company Opens Over 30 Job Openings for Nurses, Cooks, Analysts, Technicians, and More

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Published on 28/08/2023 at 21:48

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The Job Openings at Oceânica Are for the Cities of Rio de Janeiro, Macaé and Rio das Ostras and Are for Various Positions and Areas. Check Below How to Apply!

With 44 years of experience in the market, the Brazilian company Oceânica is a leader in oil and gas integrity and produces underwater solutions for the offshore energy industry, according to its own website. Currently, the company announced the opening of job vacancies for high school, technical, and higher education workers in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Rio das Ostras. Check below the job openings offered by Oceânica and how to apply!

About Oceânica Engineering

With over 44 years of existence, Oceânica Engineering develops underwater solutions for the offshore energy industry, being a Brazilian company with a strong presence in maintaining the integrity of offshore assets, ensuring long-term environmental sustainability.

The company operates in prevention, contingency, and engineering, aiming to reduce the risk of potential environmental impacts in its clients’ activities and increasing the lifespan of their assets. Oceânica Engineering offers inspection, monitoring, and intervention services for underwater and subsea structures. It also develops complete solutions for its clients, optimizing and creating engineering resources.

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Job Openings in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro and Rio das Ostras

Contracts Coordinator
Planning Technician – Onshore
Quality Analyst – Mid-Level
Materials Logistics Assistant
SGI Assistant
Environmental Analyst
Operations Manager
Project Technician
Occupational Safety Technician – Offshore
Supplies Technical Coordinator
Nautical Officer | Immediate
Nautical Officer | DPO
Nautical Officer I Captain
National Deck Sailor
Occupational Nurse – Offshore
Maritime Cook
Human Resources Coordinator
Offshore Crane Operator
Marine Engineer | 2nd Engineer
Deckhand
Steward
Marine Engineer | Chief

Apply for the Job Openings at Oceânica

Those interested in the job openings offered by Oceânica in the cities of Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Rio das Ostras should visit the company’s website CLICKING HERE to apply, selecting the desired position and submitting their resume. Good luck!

Click Petroleum and Gas is not responsible for filling the job openings offered by Oceânica. The site only promotes job opportunities in various locations across Brazil and the world. To apply and learn more about job openings, go to the Oceânica website or profile and make sure to check the requirements and activities. Good luck!

Oceânica Offshore Company Opens Over 30 Job Openings for Nurses, Cooks, Analysts, Technicians, and More

The Job Openings at Oceânica Are for the Cities of Rio de Janeiro, Macaé and Rio das Ostras and Are for Various Positions and Areas. Check Below How to Apply!

About Oceânica Engineering

Job Openings in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro and Rio das Ostras

Apply for the Job Openings at Oceânica

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About Oceânica Engineering

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Apply for the Job Openings at Oceânica

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