Engenheiro de segurança, geólogo e analista sendo requisitado por multinacional do petróleo

Safety Engineer, Geologist, and Analyst Being Recruited by Oil Multinational

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/01/2020 at 17:14

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The Positions Are for Supply, Safety, and Well Operations Areas for Engineer, Geologist, and Analyst in Rio de Janeiro

The multinational oil company Equinor has opened job vacancies for Safety Engineer, Operations/Well Geologist, and Supply Analyst to work in Rio de Janeiro. The company is one of the largest operators of oil fields in Brazil and has a presence in various regions around the world.

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Senior Supply Analyst

Bachelor’s degree, preferably in one of the following – Engineering, Economics, or Business; Minimum of 3 years of experience in purchasing and 5 in Supply Chain; Experience in international procurement for services, equipment, and materials; SAP/ERP systems; Good general understanding of the Brazilian regulatory framework; Relevant professional experience in purchasing and contract management functions.

Safety Engineer

Approved degree in Safety Engineering; 3-5 years of relevant preferred experience; Approved safety technician course degree in accordance with NR-4; Technical English in all competencies (writing, reading, listening, and use of English); Experience in incident investigations, risk studies, and performance reporting; Experience in audits, inspections, and self-assessments; Experience with inductions, onboarding sessions, training, and supervising teams; Oil & Gas experience is considered an advantage; Must have a valid CREA.

Senior Operations/Well Geologist

Bachelor’s degree in Geology; Master’s degree in Geology is a plus; Minimum of 7 years of relevant experience; Advanced knowledge of both the theory and the application of well stability and pore pressure prediction methods is required; Significant experience with production well planning, operational geology, and well site geology is required;

Applications

To apply for the positions in Rio de Janeiro, those interested in the job openings at Equinor, one of the largest in the oil sector, can click on the link in the title of the desired position. Good luck!

Safety Engineer, Geologist, and Analyst Being Recruited by Oil Multinational

The Positions Are for Supply, Safety, and Well Operations Areas for Engineer, Geologist, and Analyst in Rio de Janeiro

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Applications

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