EPIC RECRUITMENT SERVICES com vagas offshore internacionais

EPIC Recruitment Services With International Offshore Job Openings

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 16/10/2018 at 00:54 Updated on 16/10/2018 at 01:03

EPIC RECRUITMENT SERVICES Is Seeking Professionals With Offshore Experience For International Jobs

Epic Recruitment Services is receiving resumes for filling international offshore vacancies. The available positions are for various areas of work and diverse specialties. If you have worked abroad on platforms or for companies in the oil and gas sector, this is undoubtedly a great opportunity to achieve new professional goals in other countries. Epic is globally recognized for its international offshore processes and its renowned technical hiring system, placing the right professionals in the right places. Discover the available positions and take advantage of this job opportunity.

Technician Fire & Safety
Technician I-C
Technician Mechanical
Operator
Senior Technician I-C
Senior Technician Electrical
Senior Technician Mechanical
Senior Operator
Engineer Planning
Engineer Network & Telecommunication
Supervisor Electrical
Supervisor Mechanical
Supervisor General Services
Supervisor Scaffolding
Supervisor Lifting
Supervisor Fire & Safety

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The energy industry is at a crossroads. The sector is changing. Experienced workers are preparing to retire, just as exploration projects are becoming more challenging. Working with oil doesn’t mean you have to sleep on offshore platforms. Entry-level O & G jobs are varied and may include: delivering machine parts, working on equipment, installing pipelines, or operating a system. Epic conducts several interviews before hiring to test if the professional has the experience stated in the resume.

Interested professionals need to be aware of some very important points such as having an up-to-date passport, current vaccination records, speaking at least intermediate English, and other more specific details that will be presented to the candidate by the responsible recruiter. The email to send the resume is d.dharsan@epicrecruitment.ae

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EPIC Recruitment Services With International Offshore Job Openings

EPIC RECRUITMENT SERVICES Is Seeking Professionals With Offshore Experience For International Jobs

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EPIC Recruitment Services With International Offshore Job Openings

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