Oil Giant Oil States Opens Job Vacancies in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, for Quality Inspector, Welding Inspector, Planning Technician, Welder, and Marketing Analyst

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 24/11/2023 at 15:46

Updated on 24/11/2023 at 15:47

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Oil States Industries, a subsidiary of Oil States International, is a leading global provider of integrated energy solutions. Currently, the company is offering job openings for Quality Inspector, Welding Inspector, Planning Technician, Welder, and Marketing Analyst in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro.

Benefits of Working at Oil States:

Medical and dental assistance
Breakfast
Payroll loan
Private pension
Cafeteria
Life insurance
Transport voucher
Meal voucher
Food voucher
TotalPass partnership

Job Openings

Learn More About the Quality Inspector Position – Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Activities to be Developed:

Inspection of incoming equipment and components;
Document analysis;
Monitoring of Functional Testing (Including pressure tests);
Analysis of functional test records (Including pressure tests);
Evaluation inspection (Expertise);
Visual inspection (Direct and/or remote);
Dimensional inspection (Basic knowledge);
Hardness inspection;
Specific inspection if trained and/or qualified (e.g. Liquid Penetrant; Magnetic Particles, PMI, Coating/Coatings, among others);
Final inspection and/or checklist on equipment;
Preparation of inspection reports;
Work in accordance with OSI’s Safety, Health, Environment, and Quality standards and procedures.

Discover Other Job Openings at Oil States

MARKETING ANALYST – Macaé – Rio de Janeiro
WELDING INSPECTOR II – Macaé – Rio de Janeiro
PLANNING TECHNICIAN – Macaé – Rio de Janeiro
WELDER III – Macaé – Rio de Janeiro

How to Submit Your Application

With a solid foundation of over 80 years supporting client success, Oil States provides high-tech systems and services, with innovative and reliable components, along with ongoing project performance that the market trusts. Interested in any of the job openings in Macaé at the company?

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About Oil States

Oil States International is a leading multinational company in the oil and gas services sector. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, the company has a global presence and offers a wide range of solutions and services for the energy industry.

Founded in 1937, Oil States International has a rich history of innovation and excellence. The company operates in various segments, including subsea equipment, drilling products and services, well control systems, production equipment, and engineering services.

One of the standout areas of Oil States International is the manufacturing and supply of subsea equipment. The company designs and produces a variety of specialized products, such as anchoring systems, flexible connectors, and subsea risers. These equipment play a crucial role in the offshore industry, ensuring the safety and efficiency of oil and gas operations in deep waters.

Oil Giant Oil States Opens Job Vacancies in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, for Quality Inspector, Welding Inspector, Planning Technician, Welder, and Marketing Analyst

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Job Openings

Learn More About the Quality Inspector Position – Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

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Oil Giant Oil States Opens Job Vacancies in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, for Quality Inspector, Welding Inspector, Planning Technician, Welder, and Marketing Analyst

Job Openings at Oil States in Macaé Include Medical and Dental Assistance, Payroll Loan, Private Pension, and Much More. Sign Up!

Benefits of Working at Oil States:

Job Openings

Learn More About the Quality Inspector Position – Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Discover Other Job Openings at Oil States

How to Submit Your Application

About Oil States

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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