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Offshore Company in Macaé Continues Hiring – Send Your Resumes

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/10/2017 at 06:44

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Hiring for Activities in the Campos Basin on Offshore Rigs Remains Active and Very Professional, There Are Still Chances

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The offshore operations continue in full swing in oil-producing cities, and Macaé still has some firms hiring for maintenance roles in the Campos Basin. There have been recruitment processes previously in this company, but as the demand for services has been increasing, especially after Petrobras and ExxonMobil took over more than 90% of mature fields in the 14th oil auction round, opportunities continue to appear remarkably. Here are the available positions for application.

Helper (General Services)
Administrative Assistant** (Accounting)
Administrative Assistant** (Executive)
Administrative Assistant** (Planning)
Administrative Assistant** (SOMAST)
Scaffolder (Offshore)
Climber N3 (offshore)
Intern (Marketing and Communication)
Painter Scaffolder (Offshore)
TIG Welder ER Climber (Offshore)
Administrative Supervisor** (Maintenance)
Planning Supervisor (Onshore)
Planning Supervisor (Planning)
Monitoring and Control Technician (Offshore)
Safety Technician (Offshore)

Company

The name of the company that is still hiring is Alphatec Engenharia, based in Macaé – RJ. Their services include:

Services on tubulars and components for drilling columns for oil extraction;
Hydro cleaning;
Electromagnetic Inspection on tubulars;
Thickness measurement;
Visual, dimensional, and magnetic particle inspection;
Recovery and manufacture of threads in drilling column elements;
Equipment preservation;
Unbending of tubulars;
Tough metal deposition by 1” band (hardbanding).

Send your resumes to the email avt@alphatec.ind.br, the format for submission is as shown in the example next to. (ex: John Silva – Welder). Remember that these positions also consider people with disabilities. Want to stand out in recruitment processes with an intensive English course for less than R$100? Click here to enroll now and stop losing in recruitment processes due to not mastering the American language.

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