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Extensive Offshore Job Listings Released at 1 PM on October 15 Seek Professionals for 32 Different Positions

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Published on 15/10/2019 at 15:27

Updated on 15/10/2019 at 15:28

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Business Center With Office In Macaé Just Released Today, October 15, Extensive List Of Offshore Job Openings In The Drilling Area

CEPEM announced around 1 PM on this October 15, a list with 32 positions to fill offshore job openings in the drilling area for its clients. See offshore job openings in Macaé here!
These are offshore positions for practically all roles on a drilling rig, so it is a very extensive selection process with opportunities for almost all offshore professionals.

CEPEM (Business Psychology Center) is a consulting firm specialized in Recruitment & Selection projects and Corporate Psychology, focusing on complicated and concentrated sectors in the industry. Located in four cities: Rio de Janeiro-RJ, Macaé-RJ, Santos, and Recife.

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JOBS – Drilling

[one_third]
2nd Engineer
Assistant Driller
Assistant Roughneck
Mechanical Assistant
Load Handling Assistant
Platform Assistant
Subsea Assistant
Captain
Chief Engineer
Subsea Coordinator
DPO
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Electronics Technician
Rig Foreman
Nurse
Craneman
Officer
Mechanic
Machine Mechanic
Platform Worker
Radio Operator
Driller
Assistant Chief Engineer[/one_third][one_third]
Operations Superintendent
Deck Supervisor
Electronics Supervisor
Mechanics Supervisor
Maintenance Supervisor
Logistics Technician
Subsea Technician
Roughneck
TST
ADPO
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All offshore positions are for boarding on drilling platforms, so please ensure your certifications are up to date, as they will be required by CEPEM.
Company openings are on the Talent platform, so you will need to log in and register your personal and professional history before applying for the positions. Talent is an online platform created to streamline and reduce the costs of selection processes.

Click on the link above provided for your chosen position and apply now to these excellent opportunities. Good luck!

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Extensive Offshore Job Listings Released at 1 PM on October 15 Seek Professionals for 32 Different Positions

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