Estrutural Serviços Industriais contrata offshore em Macaé

Estrutural Industrial Services Hires Offshore in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/11/2018 at 08:32

Updated on 16/11/2018 at 12:06

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Large Official Selection Process Announced Less Than 24 Hours Ago by Human Resources of Estrutural Serviços Industriais

It has been a while since Estrutural Serviços Industriais has made any announcements regarding news and job openings in the offshore sector. The last major service contract they secured, which we found out about, was for the REDUC (Refinaria Duque de Caixas) works along with the company Perbras in July, since then we haven’t heard anything else about the company, but that just changed today! They announced another offshore selection process in Macaé yesterday (6), check it out below:

Job Openings and Responsibilities

Estrutural Serviços Industriais Ltda., a maintenance company operating in the Oil & Gas market, is seeking professionals for contract positions on platforms based in Macaé/RJ:

* Painting and Welding Inspector LP/PM N1
* Climbing Boiler Maker N3
* Climbing Boiler Maker N1
* Climbing Welder N1
* Climbing Painter N1
* Draftsman

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All candidates must have the Basic Safety Course in Platform (CBSP), Rope Access Irata or Abendi, training and qualification in the areas mentioned above, and HUET certification will be a plus.

If you have experience in these roles and meet all the requirements, rest assured that Estrutural Serviços Industriais is waiting for you. There are 2 methods of application, and according to HR, YOU ARE REQUIRED TO REGISTER IN ALL OF THEM FOR REAL CHANCES OF BEING CALLED.

1st Method ⇒ Submit your resume to recrutamento.uorio@estruturalrs.com.br

2nd Method ⇒ Visit the website http://www.estruturalrs.com.br/trabalhe_conosco

Good luck to everyone and let us know when you get hired, we want to understand how our posts and articles are being useful to you. It is worth noting that the Public Hearing for the deliberation of the Port in Macaé is today, over 10,000 jobs are at stake, click here and mark your presence at the event.

Estrutural Industrial Services Hires Offshore in Macaé

Large Official Selection Process Announced Less Than 24 Hours Ago by Human Resources of Estrutural Serviços Industriais

Job Openings and Responsibilities

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