Techocean Giant Offers Various Job Opportunities in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, for Boiler Maker, Welder, and Climber

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Published on 09/11/2022 at 11:09

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Offshore Job Openings Require 2 Years of Previous Experience in Relevant Fields and Course Completion Certificates

Techocean Oil and Gas is selecting experienced professionals in the offshore sector or shipyard for job openings. If you are a specialized professional in the roles of Welder, Boilermaker, or Rigger and live in Macaé or Rio de Janeiro, see below how to participate in the selection and recruitment process.

Check Below for Offshore Job Openings in Macaé

IRATA CLIMBING SUPERVISOR (02 POSITIONS);
IRATA N1 BOILERMAKER (12 POSITIONS);
IRATA N1 TIG/ER WELDER (10 POSITIONS);
IRATA N1 MIG/ER WELDER (05 POSITIONS);
CONVENTIONAL MIG/ER WELDER (10 POSITIONS);

Prerequisites and How to Apply for Offshore Jobs

To apply, it is necessary to have all the required certificates for the role and a minimum of 2 years of experience in the field. Interested applicants for offshore job openings should send their resumes to contato@techoceansolutions.com.br. Good Luck!

More About Techocean

Techocean has qualified professionals with extensive experience in managing and executing dockings of drilling units and support vessels that operate in both anchoring systems and in partnership with various shipyards. Additionally, the company has experience in industrial plant shutdowns.

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Techocean Giant Offers Various Job Opportunities in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, for Boiler Maker, Welder, and Climber

Offshore Job Openings Require 2 Years of Previous Experience in Relevant Fields and Course Completion Certificates

Check Below for Offshore Job Openings in Macaé

Prerequisites and How to Apply for Offshore Jobs

More About Techocean

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Techocean Giant Offers Various Job Opportunities in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, for Boiler Maker, Welder, and Climber

Offshore Job Openings Require 2 Years of Previous Experience in Relevant Fields and Course Completion Certificates

Check Below for Offshore Job Openings in Macaé

Prerequisites and How to Apply for Offshore Jobs

More About Techocean

Offshore Company Processes

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