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Companies Hire For Offshore And Onshore Work: Recruitment Process Starting June 5

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/06/2017 at 22:13

Updated on 02/06/2017 at 23:16

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With The 2nd Half Approaching, Offshore Companies Race Against Time to Hire Qualified Labor

We are already halfway through the year, and offshore and onshore companies are starting to mobilize, driven by promises of improvements. The expectation is that in the 2nd half, the bidding rounds for the pre-salt, the resumption of Comperj, the ANP’s flexibilization with companies multinationals and the review of local content will restart growth in the sector. For next week, the professionals being called will be:

Operators
Mechanics
Hydroblasters
Welders
Safety Technicians
Occupational Doctors

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-For hydroblasting operators/mechanics, the work will be at PetroPump. Activities will take place in the cities of Angra dos Reis and Macaé. In total, there are 5 positions available for these roles. Experience and ability to execute all activities and demands of the company are required. If you are interested, please send your resume to raimundo.lourenco@petropumpservicos.com.

-Welders will work at Harris Pye, both offshore and on land. This professional must be highly skilled in boilers, holding qualifications in TIG/electrode or MIG/MAG. Experience in manufacturing, repairs, and assembly processes in boiler-making is essential. Candidates must also know how to handle refractory and thermal systems. The candidate must be fully available to work 12 hours a day for 14 days at sea. Speaking English will be a significant advantage, as it may be necessary to communicate with foreigners. Candidates who fit the profile should send their resumes to recrutamento@harrispye.com.

-A consulting company is hiring Safety Technicians. To apply, this professional must have completed the technical course in the area and know how to review safety directives. Contact us at selecaodetralentoos@gmail.com and put “TST” in the subject line.

-Occupational doctors are urgently needed for work at a large company. Experience and a postgraduate degree in Occupational Medicine are required. If you meet the criteria mentioned above, send your resume to selecaodetralentoos@gmail.com.

Companies Hire For Offshore And Onshore Work: Recruitment Process Starting June 5

With The 2nd Half Approaching, Offshore Companies Race Against Time to Hire Qualified Labor

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