Grande processo seletivo offshore e onshore no Sergipe, Alagoas e Espirito Santo para técnicos e engenheiros

Large Offshore And Onshore Recruitment Process in Sergipe, Alagoas and Espírito Santo for Technicians and Engineers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/07/2019 at 17:15

Updated on 11/07/2019 at 18:09

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With a Clear Intention to Maximize Its Staff for Contracts Signed with Petrobras, Offshore / Onshore Opportunities Are Aimed at 3 States and 5 Cities

If you are an experienced technician or engineer in the offshore sector, Hirsa – Measurement, Flow and Level Solutions has initiated today (11) a robust selection process for professionals who wish to work on several oil and gas contracts for the company in Aracaju and Carmópolis, in the state of Sergipe, or Maceió and Pilar, in Alagoas, as well as at UO-ES (Espiritosanto Operational Unit) in Vitória. Here are the details:

Technicians

A leading company in providing cutting-edge solutions for the automation and industrial process control segment, Hirsa is recruiting new technicians in Metrology or Measurement. There are 3 vacancies for laboratory work (onshore) and 1 for an offshore regime.
The vacancies are for professionals residing in Aracaju (SE), Carmópolis (SE), Maceió (AL), and Pilar (AL).

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Basic Requirements:
• Degree in Technical Course or Technology in Metrology, Mechatronics, Electronics, or Instrumentation, with regularized registration with the Regional Class Council;
• Proven experience of at least two (2) years in the area of Metrology or Instrumentation, in calibration services for pressure and temperature measuring instruments;
• Knowledge in computer skills, applications such as word processors and spreadsheets;
• Knowledge of ISO 17025 and the technical requirements of the Technical Regulation for Measurement of Oil and Natural Gas (RTM);
• Knowledge in the configuration, calibration, and adjustment of Pressure Transmitters, Multi-variable Transmitters (MVS), Temperature Transmitters, and Resistance Thermometers.

Desired: valid CBSP course (applicable for the offshore position).

Engineers

A reference in metrological management services and supply of measurement systems, Hirsa begins the selection process to expand its team of Engineers, offering 1 vacancy for entry into an existing contract at the Espiritosanto Operational Unit (UO-ES). Preferably requiring residents in the city of Vitória/ES.

Basic Requirements:
• Degree in Engineering;
• Must have active CREA;
• Knowledge in Metrological Management (ABNT NBR-ISO 10012);
• Knowledge in flow computer for liquids and gases;
• Knowledge of the Technical Regulation for Measurement of Oil and Natural Gas and ANP/Inmetro Joint Resolution No. 1/2013;
• Knowledge of the ABNT NBR ISO/IEC 17025 – Inmetro Standard.

Main Activities:
• Interact with Onshore and Offshore activity planning and scheduling;
• Report failures and monitor the variables of the oil, gas, and water flow measurement process;
• Perform uncertainty estimation calculations for natural gas and oil measurement;
• Address anomalies generated during management audits;
• Conduct critical analysis of calibration certificates for flow meters;
• Issue technical reports on failures of flow measurement systems.

Interested parties should send their resumes to: agomes@hirsa.com.br. Follow Click Petróleo and Gas on social media, for vacancies and news with daily updates and credible sources.

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