Hoje termina o prazo para conseguir sua vaga offshore na CSE em Macaé e Rio das Ostras

Today Is The Last Day To Secure Your Offshore Position At CSE In Macaé And Rio Das Ostras

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/11/2017 at 06:20

Updated on 18/11/2017 at 08:03

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Confirmed by the company 2 weeks ago, November 17 is the last day to apply. See what the vacancies are

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]To apply, it is necessary that everyone has proven offshore experience in their work record and a technical course in the areas that will be described below. The Basic Safety Course on Platform (CBSP) must be valid and functional. The open positions are for:

Instrumentation Technician Climber – NR-10, NR-33, NR-35. Rope Access Course (Irata, Abendi or Anec), CPL and PT Credential.
Mechanical Technician – NR-33, NR-35 and PT Credential.
Cranes Mechanical Technician – NR-33, NR-35, Basic Hydraulics and PT Credential.
Mechanical Climber Technician – NR-33, NR-35. Rope Access Course (Irata, Abendi or Anec) and PT Credential.
Electrical Supervisor Climber – NR-10, NR-33, NR-35. Rope Access Course (Irata, Abendi or Anec) and PT Credential.
Instrumentation Supervisor Climber – NR-10, NR-33, NR-35. Rope Access Course (Irata, Abendi or Anec), PLC and PT Credential.
Mechanical Supervisor Climber – NR-33, NR-35. Rope Access Course (Irata, Abendi or Anec) and PT Credential.

For all the positions mentioned above, it is necessary to send your resumes to the email recrutamento@csemil.com by November 17, properly informing the position in the subject of the message. If you want to consult the official source, click here.

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Today Is The Last Day To Secure Your Offshore Position At CSE In Macaé And Rio Das Ostras

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