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Etesco with Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers on This October 23rd

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Published on 23/10/2019 at 18:29

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Check Out The Offshore Job Openings In Macaé Announced On The Morning Of This Day 23, By A Brazilian Company In The Oil And Gas Market – Etesco.

The offshore job opportunities for Macaé open today, October 23, were announced by the Brazilian company in the oil and gas market – Etesco. The positions are for professionals with high school and higher education. All our job openings are available for people with disabilities. Take a look and check the job openings for painters, mechanics, electricians, engineers on this day 23, to work at a Metalworking Company.

Founded in 1956, Etesco is a genuinely Brazilian company and one of the largest construction companies in Brazil, operating especially in the fields of water, sewage, highways, urban drainage systems, gas pipelines, oil well drilling services, and port dredging.

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Construction And Repair Engineer Offshore – Macaé

Requirements

CBSP
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechanical, or Automation
Solid knowledge in AutoCAD (2D and 3D), Inventor, MS Project, and Autodesk software
Knowledge in preparing structural calculation reports, head loss (hydraulic projects)
Basic knowledge in electrical, electronic, and mechanical/hydraulic drawings
Experience working as a draftsman or designer for project execution

Activities: Planning engineering projects and onboard maintenance, preparing specifications, drawings, and execution techniques, necessary resources to enable construction, assembly, operation, and maintenance within technical standards; management and assessment of the risks of proposed engineering projects.

Offshore Safety Technician – Macaé

Requirements

CBSP
Technical high school diploma in Occupational Safety
Experience in risk management and developing risk analysis
Experience conducting incident and accident investigations
Experience assisting in client audits with ANP, Ibama, etc.
Experience developing and delivering SMS training

Activities: Control the incident and accident investigation process, manage and deliver SMS training, maintenance and certification of safety equipment; provide support for the unit’s SMS.

Application For Etesco Offshore Job Openings In Macaé

If you are a specialized professional in any of the above functions and live or have availability to live and work in Macaé, click here and immediately send your resume. Good luck!

Etesco with Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers on This October 23rd

Check Out The Offshore Job Openings In Macaé Announced On The Morning Of This Day 23, By A Brazilian Company In The Oil And Gas Market – Etesco.

Construction And Repair Engineer Offshore – Macaé

Offshore Safety Technician – Macaé

Application For Etesco Offshore Job Openings In Macaé

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Etesco with Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers on This October 23rd

Check Out The Offshore Job Openings In Macaé Announced On The Morning Of This Day 23, By A Brazilian Company In The Oil And Gas Market – Etesco.

Construction And Repair Engineer Offshore – Macaé

Offshore Safety Technician – Macaé

Application For Etesco Offshore Job Openings In Macaé

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