ExxonMobil contrata a sonda de perfuração West Aquarius da Seadrill

ExxonMobil Signs With Seadrill and Announces Offshore Job Openings

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/09/2018 at 15:06

Updated on 19/09/2018 at 15:51

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The West Aquarius Drill Ship Has Been Hired for Drilling in Canada and Seadrill Asks You to Submit Your Resumes Today for Latent Opportunities

Seadrill Partners LLC secured a drilling contract with ExxonMobil Canada for the West Aquarius. The contract value is expected to be approximately US $ 24 million. The anticipated start date for operations is between the first and second halves of 2019. If you want to be part of this and other ventures, find out how to do so below:

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Seadrill is one of the few companies that hire Brazilians for positions anywhere in the world, as long as they have the qualifications and requirements needed. We have some followers who have successfully obtained offshore job opportunities with them.

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Coincidence or not, following the formal announcement of this contract with ExxonMobil, they requested offshore professionals in their official communication channels, see the post they made today (19) at 12 PM:

Those interested in applying for these opportunities can do so directly on the company’s website. It is important to note that so far, there are no open positions in Brazil; here in South America, the closest is Mexico, but there are opportunities in other continents where they have more operations. Visit the company’s website here. It’s important to note that the application process is entirely in English.

ExxonMobil Signs With Seadrill and Announces Offshore Job Openings

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