Hirsa Seeks Offshore Technicians for Petrobras Contracts

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/05/2019 at 10:15

Updated on 29/05/2019 at 12:24

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Opportunities Are for Professionals with Technical Training in Instrumentation or Industrial Automation in the Offshore Measurement Area for Services with Petrobras, Learn How to Apply

Offshore positions are being offered by the company Hirsa – Automation Systems for measurement activities in Petrobras contracts since May 28. According to the Transparency Portal of the state-owned company, Hirsa holds contracts with it until November 2021, based on the last verification made by CPG today. The positions today refer to Measurement Technicians, read the company’s call below:

“We Are Looking for New Talents!

As a reference in metrological management services and the supply of measurement systems, Hirsa has initiated the selection process for hiring Measurement Technicians (Offshore). There are five (5) positions available at a 100% Brazilian company, with 38 years of history, developing cutting-edge solutions for various industry segments.
Basic Requirements:
• Technical training in instrumentation or industrial automation;
• Availability for boarding.
Desirable:
• Knowledge of ANP measurement systems;
• Reside in Rio de Janeiro (RJ).

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Interested candidates can register their resumes directly on the company’s website at http://wts-hirsa.tips.com.br:45542/rhselecao/ “, make sure to register correctly without agreement errors or discrepancies in the information for a real chance of contact.

Average Salary ⇒ According to the Vagas.com website, the position of Measurement Technician starts with a salary of R$ 3,022.00 for experienced professionals and can reach up to R$ 4,673.00 in offshore positions. The average salary for Measurement Technicians in Brazil is R$ 3,820.00.

Hirsa Seeks Offshore Technicians for Petrobras Contracts

Opportunities Are for Professionals with Technical Training in Instrumentation or Industrial Automation in the Offshore Measurement Area for Services with Petrobras, Learn How to Apply

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