Jaqueta da Equinor deixa estaleiro e há vagas disponíveis na norueguesa

Equinor Jacket Leaves Shipyard Heading To Brazil, And There Are Still Positions Available At The Norwegian Company

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/10/2019 at 10:27

Estaleiro Heerema – Jaqueta deixa o berço rumo ao Brasil

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The Peregrino C Jacket, Built by Heerema Fabrication Group for Equinor, Departed a Fabrication Yard in the Netherlands and Headed to Brazil to Fulfill a Contract in the Campos Basin. Have You Submitted Your Resume Today?

Equinor Awarded Heerema Fabrication Group the Contract for the Acquisition and Construction of the Peregrino II WHP C Jacket in May 2017. Construction Started in November 2017 at Heerema’s Yard in Vlissingen.

In a social media post from the group this Thursday (24), Heerema Fabrication Group Announced That the Jacket Had Left Its Yard in Vlissingen, Netherlands. The Jacket is Approximately 135 Meters Tall and Has a Footprint of 66 x 53 Meters and Weighs 9,200 Tons.

The Main Function of the Jacket is to Serve as the Upper Base, Including Drilling and Processing Facilities, Utilities, Power Generation, Accommodations, and a Helipad with a Project Operating Weight of 25,000 Tons. The Jacket Was Also Designed for Fresh Water Storage for Submersible Pumps Connected to These Storage Tanks.

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How to Work at Equinor Brazil?

On September 8, Click Petroleum and Gas Announced a Major Recruitment Process that the Norwegian Company Had Released for Brazilian Professionals to Support This Project (Learn More Here). These Are No Longer Valid, BUT There Are Other Updated Job Openings Available for Application on Equinor’s Portal; In Fact, There Are Exactly 17 Job Openings Today in Brazil, According to CPG’s Findings.

Visit the Link https://careers.peopleclick.eu.com/careerscp/client_statoil/external/en_US/search.do and Apply to Maximize Your Chances or Potentially Get into This Project.

Equinor Jacket Leaves Shipyard Heading To Brazil, And There Are Still Positions Available At The Norwegian Company

The Peregrino C Jacket, Built by Heerema Fabrication Group for Equinor, Departed a Fabrication Yard in the Netherlands and Headed to Brazil to Fulfill a Contract in the Campos Basin. Have You Submitted Your Resume Today?

How to Work at Equinor Brazil?

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