Ocyan Leader Hires Boilermaker And Analyst In Macaé And Rio de Janeiro On This 23rd Day

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Published on 23/11/2020 at 19:09

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The Job Openings from Ocyan for Macaé and Rio de Janeiro Are for the Positions of Welder Boilermaker and Analyst

For the State of Rio de Janeiro, an oil and gas company, Ocyan is offering job opportunities for the positions of welder boilermaker and analyst. The vacancies are intended for the cities of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro. The company is involved in sector projects and therefore needs qualified professionals to fill its workforce.

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About Ocyan:

Ocyan is a company with a sustainable attitude and expertise to provide solutions for the oil and gas industry in Brazil and abroad. Its main values are safety first, trusted partnership with clients, and commitment to society.

Ocyan currently operates a fleet of six oil and gas drilling units, two PLSV vessels, and two FPSO vessels, with a highlight on the FPSO Pioneiro de Libra. Additionally, it develops SURF projects, manufacturing and installation of subsea equipment, and provides onshore and offshore maintenance services.

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Welder Boilermaker

Requirements:

High school diploma.
Experience as a welder and as a boilermaker.
Experience in manufacturing industrial equipment in steel, piping, and metallic structures.
Offshore experience will be considered a differential.
Valid CBSP, NR 34, NR 35, and NR 33 training required.
ABRAMAN will be considered a differential.
Availability for onshore/offshore work as needed.

Location: Macaé, RJ

People Analyst – Pl

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree (Administration, Psychology, Engineering, or related fields);
Postgraduate degree in People Management is preferred;
Intermediate English;
Proficiency in Office Suite (advanced Excel and PowerPoint).
Generalist experience in Human Resources;
Experience conducting selection processes for corporate areas;
Experience in developing and managing training and development programs;
Experience in consolidating HR indicators for the preparation of reports.

Location: Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Applications for Ocyan Job Openings: To apply, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

Ocyan Leader Hires Boilermaker And Analyst In Macaé And Rio de Janeiro On This 23rd Day

The Job Openings from Ocyan for Macaé and Rio de Janeiro Are for the Positions of Welder Boilermaker and Analyst

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Ocyan Leader Hires Boilermaker And Analyst In Macaé And Rio de Janeiro On This 23rd Day

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Check Below for Details of the Opportunities!

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

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