GranEnergia Opens Offshore Job Positions, Opportunities for Sailor and Second Engineer in Rio de Janeiro, Learn More!

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Published on 27/03/2024 at 21:24

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New Job Openings at GranEnergia for Maritime Sector Professionals in Rio de Janeiro, Focused on Offshore Operations. Check Below How to Apply!

GranEnergia, a reference in the Oil and Gas sector, announces offshore job openings for qualified professionals. With opportunities for Engine Room Crew and Second Engineer, the company seeks talent in Rio de Janeiro, offering chances for candidates with experience and specific certifications.

These job openings at GranEnergia represent an excellent opportunity to join a team of specialists in offshore operations. The company values professionals with technical skills and relevant certifications, in addition to offering a dynamic and challenging work environment.

Job Opening for Engine Room Crew

The Engine Room Crew is responsible for operating and maintaining mechanical systems and equipment on board. It requires updated maritime certificates, fire-fighting experience, and other technical qualifications. Residing in Rio de Janeiro or Espírito Santo is an advantage.

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Job Opening for Second Engineer

The Second Engineer performs critical functions in the operation and maintenance of the mechanical and electrical systems of the ship. Advanced English, maritime certification, and fire-fighting skills are required. Knowledge in K-Chief is considered an advantage.

Access THIS LINK to apply for the job.

Benefits

GranEnergia offers competitive compensation and benefits aligned with offshore industry practices. The company stands out for its commitment to safety, ongoing training, and career development of its employees.

How to Apply

To apply for job openings at GranEnergia, access the link above, good luck!

Employee Salary

At GranEnergia, professionals find attractive compensation, reflecting the importance and complexity of their offshore roles. For the position of Second Engineer, the reported salary range varies between R$ 13 thousand and R$ 19 thousand, with an average salary around R$ 15 thousand, demonstrating the value the company places on the experience and technical qualifications of its professionals.

For the Engine Room Crew, the salary is between R$ 6 thousand and R$ 7 thousand, highlighting a competitive compensation for these essential on-board operators. These salaries reflect GranEnergia’s commitment to offering fair and motivating conditions for its employees, in line with the demands and responsibilities of the maritime and offshore sectors.

About GranEnergia

GranEnergia, founded in 2011, is a Brazilian company that offers integrated offshore energy services. It is based in Brazil and operates DP3 semi-submersible safety and maintenance vessels, such as Olympia and Venus. These vessels have been in operation since 2014, providing excellent performance in dynamic positions in Brazil and West Africa.

The company excels in maritime and fleet operations, managing two compact semi-submersible mobile units specifically designed for maintenance, connection, commissioning, and decommissioning on offshore platforms and FPSOs (Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading Units). These vessels offer advantages such as a high connection rate, low operational costs and fuel consumption, motion-compensated gangway, ample free deck space, and a long-reach articulated boom crane, in addition to efficient and varied logistical support.

GranEnergia also provides integrity management (IMR) services, offering innovative life cycle solutions and integrated offshore maintenance and repair, logistics services, and infrastructure facilities for local and international clients in the offshore energy sector. The company has a strong focus on supply chain management and port services, operating since 2014 and prioritizing cost reduction, efficiency, and process improvement.

GranEnergia Opens Offshore Job Positions, Opportunities for Sailor and Second Engineer in Rio de Janeiro, Learn More!

New Job Openings at GranEnergia for Maritime Sector Professionals in Rio de Janeiro, Focused on Offshore Operations. Check Below How to Apply!

Job Opening for Engine Room Crew

Job Opening for Second Engineer

Benefits

How to Apply

Employee Salary

About GranEnergia

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Job Opening for Engine Room Crew

Job Opening for Second Engineer

Benefits

How to Apply

Employee Salary

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