Grupo Cobra contratando pintores offshore na Bacia de Campos

Cobra Group Hiring Offshore Painters in Campos Basin

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/11/2018 at 08:02

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The Hiring Will Be Through the Company’s Base Located in Macaé for Maintenance Projects, Please Note the Details

The Cobra Group has been hiring strongly in recent days, with intensive selection processes for offshore maintenance contracts. In the last major bid promoted by the state-owned company, the Cobra Group ended up winning contracts for services on platforms P-09, P-12, PNA 1, PNA 2, PCH 1, PCH 2, and PPM 1 for R$ 233.999.989,74, CSE and Enesa secured other lots of offshore units, check out what they are by accessing the article here.

As we mentioned at the beginning, it has been conducting selections for some time now, in today’s article the vacancies are for painters. It was only reported that professionals in this field should send their resumes, but given the nature of activities of these companies, the professionals with the best chances of being called must have the following qualifications:

CBSP (Basic Safety Course on Platform)
HEUT (Underwater Escape Training)
Industrial Painting Course
NR-33 and NR-35
Rope Access IRATA or Abendi (Differential)
Experience in the Role
Preferably residents of Macaé

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Interested parties can send their resumes to dp.macae@grupocobra.com.br, mentioning in the subject line the name of the desired position and whether you are a resident of Macaé.

Click Petróleo e Gás was there this week, and the selection processes and hiring are indeed happening. In the photos below, you can see some records of our friends from the field participating in the activities:

Cobra Group Hiring Offshore Painters in Campos Basin

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