Engeman Macaé contrata para vagas offshore nas funções de Rádio Operador e Caldeireiro; regime de embarque 21 x 21

Engeman Macaé Hires For Offshore Positions As Radio Operator And Boilermaker; 21 On 21 Off Schedule

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Published on 08/07/2020 at 11:18

Engeman Macaé contrata para vagas offshore nas funções de Rádio Operador e Caldeireiro; regime de embarque 21 x 21

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To Work on Oil and Gas Projects in Macaé, Engeman Opens Offshore Positions for Welder and Radio Operator for a 21 x 21 Shift

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Resume Registration for Offshore Positions at Engeman Macaé

Welder N1 – Macaé – RJ (temporary position for 3 months)

Requirements

Minimum of 3 years of experience on offshore platforms
Valid certificates for CBSP, NR33, NR35, and Irata N1
Availability to work on a 21 x 21 shift

Radio Operator – Macaé – RJ (temporary position for 3 months)

Requirements

Experience in the role on offshore platforms
Possess CBSP, HUET, GMDSS, CNS014, CPSO certificates
Availability to work on a 21 x 21 shift

Application

If you are a specialized professional in any of the above roles, a resident of Macaé, and are interested in the offshore opportunities at Engeman Oil and Gas, to apply for the positions, please send your resume indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to curriculo@engeman.net.

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