Engeman Seeks Offshore Safety Technician in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/02/2019 at 07:44

Updated on 20/02/2019 at 07:45

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The Requested Professional Will Start at Engeman Immediately for Activities Both Onshore and Offshore in Maintenance Contracts

Graduates as a Safety Technician can apply for new opportunities updated by Engeman, the direct source of the company’s Human Resources. One of its operational bases is located in the city of Macaé, where the work will be carried out, so please check beforehand if you identify with the requested assignments.

Mandatory Requirements

Graduation as a Safety Technician from an institution recognized by Mec
Experience in offshore work (even if not in the function)
Excellent skills with the Office suite, especially Excel
Valid Basic Safety in Platforms (CBSP) course.
Availability to embark occasionally
Have a permanent residence in Macaé

In addition to these, there are differentiators that will increase the chances of contact, such as having a CNH B, experience of at least 6 months in the position, certifications ISO 9001/14001/OHSAS 18001, as well as NR’s 33 and 35.

For the Safety Technician with the assignments requested above, you can send your CV and certifications to the email rh.documentosmacae@engeman.net, indicating in the subject “ Safety Technician Macaé.”

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Engeman Seeks Offshore Safety Technician in Macaé

The Requested Professional Will Start at Engeman Immediately for Activities Both Onshore and Offshore in Maintenance Contracts

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