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Oil Giant Equinor With More Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 10/01/2020 at 08:21

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Equinor, Norwegian Oil Company, Announced More Openings, This Time for Engineer, Consultant, and Negotiator, for Rio de Janeiro

Attention professionals with experience! Equinor is hiring for engineer, commercial area, and safety consultant positions in Rio de Janeiro. Equinor, a Norwegian company, is one of the largest offshore oil operators in the world! See also: Maritime Agency with Job Openings for Macaé and Rio das Ostras

Check out the openings announced by the company.

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Senior Process Safety Engineer

Some of the requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering; Specialization in Process Engineering is desirable; Offshore experience related to design is desirable; 5-7 years of relevant experience; Minimum 1 year exposure offshore; Experience in production facilities is desirable;

Experience in FPSO / WHP facilities; Experience in troubleshooting and process optimization; Experience in the application of production chemicals and field testing; Experience in HAZOP / HAZID sessions; Experience in heavy oil is preferred.

Senior Technical Document Controller Engineer

Requirements: Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Engineering; Minimum 5 to 7 years of experience; At least 5 years of experience in a multidisciplinary position in onshore/offshore projects; High level of spoken and written English proficiency; Relevant experience may compensate for formal qualifications.

Energy Commercial Negotiator

Requirements: 7 – 10 years of experience in commercial roles; Experience in the oil and gas sector in Brazil is required; Proven ability to negotiate gas sales contracts; Able to develop relationships with business partners; Professional proficiency in Brazilian Portuguese and English; Experience in LNG, NGL, and advantageous oil marketing; Midstream competence and experience is a plus; Relevant experience may compensate for formal qualifications.

Regional Safety Consultant

Requirements: Minimum 8 to 10 years of relevant experience in operational safety risk management in an international environment; Understanding of upstream energy operations and related activities; Experience in delivering SRAs and capability to meet internal safety risk management specialist requirements; Experienced in safety assurance activities, including verification and auditing; Knowledge and understanding of safety issues in the region; Language; Fluency in Spanish/Portuguese and English, both written and oral.

Applications

Those interested in the vacancies at Equinor, one of the largest companies in the oil sector, wishing to apply in Rio de Janeiro, can click on the link in the title of the desired position. Good luck!

Oil Giant Equinor With More Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Equinor, Norwegian Oil Company, Announced More Openings, This Time for Engineer, Consultant, and Negotiator, for Rio de Janeiro

Applications

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Oil Giant Equinor With More Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Equinor, Norwegian Oil Company, Announced More Openings, This Time for Engineer, Consultant, and Negotiator, for Rio de Janeiro

Applications

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