Foresea opens 43 offshore and onshore positions under CLT regime for medium, technical, and higher levels in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé.

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Published on 28/05/2026 at 17:10

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Selection processes include opportunities for work in offshore drilling, maintenance, technology, compensation, and operations at units in Rio and Macaé.

Foresea has 43 job openings under the CLT regime for work onshore and offshore in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé.

Additionally, the opportunities cater to candidates with high school, technical, and higher education levels, according to information released by the company on its careers page.

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Positions are for different education levels

According to Foresea, the selection processes cover different areas of operation within the company’s operations.

Thus, the opportunities cater to professionals with diverse backgrounds and experience in sectors related to offshore drilling.

Furthermore, all applications must be made exclusively through Foresea’s careers page on the Gupy platform.

On the page, candidates can find details of each position, the requirements, and the stages of the respective selection processes.

Benefits include health, food, and private pension

In addition to the CLT positions, Foresea offers a benefits package to hired professionals.

Among the benefits are health plan, dental plan, meal voucher or food voucher, and life insurance.

Moreover, the company also offers Wellhub, private pension, and profit sharing.

Therefore, the package reinforces the company’s strategy to attract professionals in different operational and administrative areas.

Foresea operates in deep and ultra-deep waters

According to Foresea itself, the company offers offshore drilling solutions for the offshore upstream oil and gas industry in Brazil.

Currently, the company has its own fleet consisting of the rigs ODN I, ODN II, Norbe VI, Norbe VIII, and Norbe IX.

Additionally, its portfolio includes the management of third-party drilling assets Hunter Queen and Polvo-A.

The company also states that it has international APIQ2 certification for the entire fleet.

Furthermore, Foresea claims to hold the highest operational uptime rate in the market.

Operating in deep and ultra-deep waters, the company highlights values such as safety, high performance, environmental respect, partnership, and customer trust.

Moreover, the company claims to adhere to ESG principles and environmental, social, and governance practices in its operations.

Foresea opens 43 offshore and onshore positions under CLT regime for medium, technical, and higher levels in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé.

Positions are for different education levels

Benefits include health, food, and private pension

Foresea operates in deep and ultra-deep waters

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Foresea operates in deep and ultra-deep waters

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