ICM Urgently Seeks Professionals for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 07/06/2019 at 09:40

Updated on 07/06/2019 at 11:18

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Offshore Job Openings Announced as URGENT by ICM Are for Professionals with Experience in Fixed Production Platforms and the Work Area is the City of Rio de Janeiro

ICM People of Brazil announced just over half an hour ago on this day June 7th, offshore job openings for professionals who are available to work in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
The offshore job openings were announced on the company’s professional social network as ‘URGENT”. ICM informs that the positions are for professionals with experience in fixed production platforms.

ICM is a company that offers cutting-edge consulting services to global clients, from onshore to ultra-deep waters.
The company always provides fully integrated solutions, tailored to meet each specific workforce needs of the organization, training and skills, leadership, and project challenges, which is why it is always able to offer Offshore and Onshore Job Openings.

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See the List of Available Positions with Immediate Hiring

Maintenance/Integrity Supervisor
Production Operator (Day and Night)
Production Supervisor (Day and Night)
Well Operator (Day and Night)
Power Plant and Utilities Operator (Day and Night)
Power Plant and Utilities Supervisor (Day and Night)
HVAC Technician
Senior Electrician
Piping Technician

If you have the desired professional profile and are interested in the openings, send your resume to hr@icmpeople.com with the subject ” ICM of Brazil – your position”
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ICM Urgently Seeks Professionals for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Offshore Job Openings Announced as URGENT by ICM Are for Professionals with Experience in Fixed Production Platforms and the Work Area is the City of Rio de Janeiro

See the List of Available Positions with Immediate Hiring

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