KEMPETRO Requests Offshore Technical Professional. Resume Submission Deadline: June 21!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/06/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 12/06/2019 at 21:38

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Job Openings Announced Directly by KEMPETRO Coordination for Offshore Oil and Gas Activities in Santos

KEMPETRO announced on Wednesday, June 12, a great offshore opportunity for professionals with solid experience in the oil and gas sector. It is very important that you do not send your resumes if you do not meet the requirements, as in addition to not receiving any feedback, you will be disadvantaging your colleagues who are seeking reemployment and meet the established criteria.

KEMPETRO celebrates the results of a new business model implemented in the last five years by the company, with integration of areas and well-defined strategic guidelines. The company has stood out on both the national and international scene, achieved a substantial increase in revenue, retained clients, and provided opportunities and job creation for hundreds of professionals. Currently, KEMPETRO exceeds 900 employees.

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PLANNING TECHNICIAN – Santos/SP – Immediate Start

Requirements

Technical degree in the following areas: Mechanics, Electronics, Electrical or Instrumentation.
CBSP
Advanced Excel
Advanced knowledge of the SAP ERP in the PM and MM modules.
Minimum experience: 5 years in the position in the Chemical and/or Petrochemical segment.
Must reside in Santos or the surrounding region

Activity Description

Management of the maintenance work order portfolio using the SAP R/3 PM and MM modules
Requesting usage profiles in SAP through the GPAS tool,
Appropriation of hours in maintenance orders,
Research in SAP R/3 for maintenance orders to be executed,
Creation of notes and maintenance orders and planning of service execution,
Verification of executed and non-executed orders,
Negotiation on the release of resources for the execution of maintenance orders,
Registration of service planning in the internal application PI- APlat,
Issuance of pending reports
Notes and maintenance orders
Participation in onshore and offshore service planning meetings.

Application

Submit your resume by June 21, 2019, to the email dockempetro@kempetro.com.br with the subject Job Code – AT02 – Planning Technician. Resumes out of profile will be discarded.

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PLANNING TECHNICIAN – Santos/SP – Immediate Start

Activity Description

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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