Brunel Calls All Women in Offshore for Job Vacancies in Brazil; Resumes Only by Email

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 24/09/2023 at 15:26

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According to Brunel’s HR Publication, Technicians, Operators, Nurses, Marine, and More Are in Demand for Offshore Positions

Starting the week with great news for those who are unemployed or looking for a better opportunity! Brunel, a leader in the Human Resources field, recently announced on LinkedIn that they are seeking women for offshore roles to fill open job vacancies.

According to the company: “Are you a woman passionate about challenges and looking for exciting opportunities in the offshore industry? We have amazing positions waiting for you! We believe in diversity and the strength of women in all fields, including the offshore industry. That’s why we want to encourage more women to be present in this environment. So, are you ready to embrace this challenge and increase the female presence at sea?”

Currently, Brunel Is Recruiting for Offshore Positions:

Mechanical Technician
Electrical Technician
Instrumentation Technician
Safety Technician
Production Operator
Field Operator
CRO
Nurse
Radio Operator
Marine Engineer

Send your resume ONLY to the email: recruitment@brunel.net and participate in the selection process at Brunel.

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About Brunel

The Human Resources company is well-known for operating internationally. It brings together the best professionals from various sectors with well-known multinationals worldwide. With over 45 years of experience, it provides services for the following sectors: Renewable Energy, Oil and Gas, Life Sciences, Mining, and Infrastructure.

In addition to Brazil, the HR company operates in over 40 countries, bringing the best job opportunities to the most skilled professionals. No matter where the worker is, they have certainly heard of or even participated in a selection process at Brunel!

Brunel Calls All Women in Offshore for Job Vacancies in Brazil; Resumes Only by Email

According to Brunel’s HR Publication, Technicians, Operators, Nurses, Marine, and More Are in Demand for Offshore Positions

Currently, Brunel Is Recruiting for Offshore Positions:

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Brunel Calls All Women in Offshore for Job Vacancies in Brazil; Resumes Only by Email

According to Brunel’s HR Publication, Technicians, Operators, Nurses, Marine, and More Are in Demand for Offshore Positions

Currently, Brunel Is Recruiting for Offshore Positions:

About Brunel

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