EP2C Energy, divulga no Rio de Janeiro vaga offshore para engenheiros

EP2C Energy Announces Offshore Job Opening for Engineers in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/08/2019 at 16:39

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EP2C Energy announced, last Friday in Rio de Janeiro, an offshore vacancy for Subsea Engineer Specialist. The opportunity is open to engineers with proven experience.

The announcement made by EP2C Energy came through one of its official communication channels, the vacancies are for engineers residing in Rio de Janeiro where the company states that to apply, interested candidates must have naval experience and education/knowledge in underwater engineering, to develop, define, implement, and improve projects associated with rigid riser activities. Below are the main requirements for the position and how you can apply.

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EP2C Energy works with specialized consulting for major operational companies in the international market of Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, Power Generation, Water Treatment, Civil Infrastructure, and Construction, providing a combination of project management support, project engineering support, construction supervision, third-party/vendor inspection, and recruitment selection. The scope of services is provided in various phases of a project, from exploration to production, engineering and construction, upstream and downstream.

Position: Engineer Subsea Specialist

Requirements: Fluency in English (mandatory), excellent leadership, organizational and change agent skills, project management and installation sheet/calculation tool, ability to add technical value to the pipeline project and optimization proposals in terms of time reduction, knowledge of costs and risks, being familiar with budget planning of project specifications and technical assessment, knowledge of rigid subsea risers in large subsea EPCI projects, recognizing the fundamental principle or relevant technique of rigid riser design and manufacturing to ensure compliance with project requirements, developing and implementing test and engineering analyses to be conducted, preparing productions, and conducting follow-up tests on-site or at vendor facilities, with representative results for the different stakeholders and/or clients.

Professional Education: A degree in mechanical, civil, naval engineering or relevant engineering fields is required/master’s degree.

If you are interested in this opportunity and have the required knowledge and experience, to apply for the position send your resume to hr.brazil@Ep2c-energy.com, informing in the subject line the function EPCI Engineer Subsea Specialist.

EP2C Energy Announces Offshore Job Opening for Engineers in Rio de Janeiro

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