ICM Group requisita brasileiros para trabalho offshore no México

ICM Group Requests Brazilians For Offshore Jobs In Mexico

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/04/2019 at 08:25

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ICM Group Human Resources Company Seeks Qualified Brazilian Professionals for an Offshore Project in Mexico

The new offshore vacancies for Brazilians were announced yesterday afternoon, April 24, by the company’s official news outlet. If you are a maritime professional, speak Spanish, and want to work abroad, keep reading to learn all the details about the roles, requirements set by the company, and how to apply for the position.

We at Click Petroleum and Gas announced on the 19th of this month more vacancies announced by ICM Group in search of qualified professionals for an international project, where the company requested professionals with Brazilian citizenship and experience in drilling rigs.

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About the Vacancies

Assistant Driller and Driller, required to have a medical certificate (OGUK or ASO fit for offshore), Basic Safety Course on Platform (OPITO or SCTW), and Well Control Level 3 (preferably IWCF)

Crane Operator, required to have a medical certificate (OGUK or ASO fit for offshore); Basic Safety Course on Platform (OPITO or SCTW) and Well Control Level 1 (preferably IWCF)

Deck Foreman, required to have a medical certificate (OGUK or ASO fit for offshore); Basic Safety Course on Platform (OPITO or SCTW); Well Control Level 1 (preferably IWCF) and Crane Operator Level 3 (preferably SPARROWS)

Mate, required to have an unlimited Mate license; Medical certificate (OGUK or ASO fit for offshore); Basic Safety Course on Platform (OPITO or SCTW); STCW A VI/5 Ships Security Officer; STCW AII/2 Equivalent to Mate; DP Operator; ECDIS.

Senior Electrician, required to have a medical certificate (OGUK or ASO fit for offshore); Basic Safety Course on Platform (OPITO or SCTW); Compex Electrical Gas And Vapours Ex01-EX04.

Senior Mechanic, required to have a medical certificate (OGUK or ASO fit for offshore); Basic Safety Course on Platform (OPITO or SCTW).

Application

Interested candidates who meet the requirements set by the company can send their resumes to hr@icmpeople.com, stating the desired position in the email subject. Remember that all vacancies require Spanish language skills, so please send your resume in both Spanish and Portuguese. Good Luck!

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About the Vacancies

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Application

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