Leader in Offshore Oilfield Maintenance Services, Oceaneering Is Offering Job Openings Onshore and Offshore in the State of Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 22/09/2022 at 12:05

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The Onshore and Offshore Job Openings from Oceaneering in the State of Rio de Janeiro Are for Technicians, Interns, Leaders, Engineers, and More

Oceaneering is offering onshore and offshore job openings on September 22 in the cities of Macaé, Niterói, and Rio de Janeiro. The company, a global provider of services, engineering products, and energy, has opportunities for professionals of different educational levels.

About the Company

Oceaneering is a global provider of services and engineering products, primarily for the offshore energy sector. The company develops products and services for use throughout the lifecycle of an oil field, from drilling to decommissioning.

Oceaneering is a leader in maintenance services for offshore oil fields, umbilicals, subsea hardware, and tools, also utilizing experience in applied technology to serve the defense, entertainment, materials handling, aerospace, science, and renewable energy industries.

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Job Opening for Project Assistant in Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Requirements: Advanced English (Will Be Tested); Pursuing Engineering or Administration; Desired knowledge in project management.
Main Responsibilities: Assist in the preparation of execution plans, communication, and project tracking; Ensure all project information and events are recorded and information is easily accessible; Develop the project schedule and monitor its progress to meet deadlines; Provide support in controlling project costs; Verify and ensure that all phases of the project are completed from assembly and testing to equipment delivery to the client.

Job Opening for Intern (Operations) in Macaé, RJ

Requirements: Pursuing Higher Education in Production Engineering or related areas; Desired Advanced English; Availability to intern for 6 hours a day; Knowledge of Microsoft Office.
Main Responsibilities: Support in controlling the ROV team’s vacation – Offshore; Support in controlling the schedule interfacing with Global Mobility; Assist in the realization of monthly Personnel Utilization indicators; Assist in the selection of personnel for the shift changes of the ROV teams; Support in analyzing and controlling the extra entries of the ROV team – Offshore; Proper control of the Management of Change (MOC) regarding validity, approval, and implementation of the indicated actions; Assist in administrative and technical activities at the base, support, and interface with the Offshore ROV team.

Job Opening for Young Apprentice in Macaé, RJ

Requirements: Availability to work 4 hours a day (from 08:00 to 12:00 or from 13:00 to 17:00).
Main Responsibilities: Will perform support activities for the departments.

Applications for Onshore and Offshore Job Opportunities at Oceaneering in Rio de Janeiro

To apply for the job positions at Oceaneering in Rio de Janeiro, just click here, select the desired position and register.

Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for filling the onshore and offshore job openings offered by Oceaneering, merely publicizing opportunities in various locations in Brazil and worldwide. To apply and learn more information, go to the website or profile of the company offering the vacancies and make sure to check the requirements and activities. Good luck!

Leader in Offshore Oilfield Maintenance Services, Oceaneering Is Offering Job Openings Onshore and Offshore in the State of Rio de Janeiro

The Onshore and Offshore Job Openings from Oceaneering in the State of Rio de Janeiro Are for Technicians, Interns, Leaders, Engineers, and More

About the Company

Check Out the Featured Job Openings at Oceaneering

Job Opening for Project Assistant in Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Job Opening for Intern (Operations) in Macaé, RJ

Job Opening for Young Apprentice in Macaé, RJ

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Applications for Onshore and Offshore Job Opportunities at Oceaneering in Rio de Janeiro

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Leader in Offshore Oilfield Maintenance Services, Oceaneering Is Offering Job Openings Onshore and Offshore in the State of Rio de Janeiro

The Onshore and Offshore Job Openings from Oceaneering in the State of Rio de Janeiro Are for Technicians, Interns, Leaders, Engineers, and More

About the Company

Check Out the Featured Job Openings at Oceaneering

Job Opening for Project Assistant in Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Job Opening for Intern (Operations) in Macaé, RJ

Job Opening for Young Apprentice in Macaé, RJ

See Also Other Job Openings Offered by Oceaneering

Applications for Onshore and Offshore Job Opportunities at Oceaneering in Rio de Janeiro

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