Macaé conta com 49 vagas de empregos na área de subsea

Macaé Has 49 Job Openings for Contracts in the Subsea Offshore Field

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/08/2019 at 04:37

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The Latest Opportunities Come from SANDECH Engineering, Through Its Hub in Macaé Hiring Engineers for Submarine Area Contracts

Macaé has a thriving market for maintenance and submarine operations, with some service providers announcing job opportunities, boosting the city’s employability and economy. Just as Equinor has finally decided to initiate a large recruitment process for various positions (learn more here), it is now SANDECH Engineering’s turn.

SANDECH Engineering, a 100% Brazilian multidisciplinary project company, is hiring Engineers graduated in the following areas to work in Macaé

Engineers – Macaé

Computing
Control and Automation or Software
Electrical
Mechanical
Oil and Gas
Production
Chemical.

The requirements are: Active CREA, Knowledge of Analysis/Management Tools (Ishikawa, 5 Whys, PDCA); Advanced Office Suite, Mainly Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. The activities to be performed are related to the Evaluation of Contract Management for the Submarine Area in Macaé, which consists of:

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Performance Analysis of Submarine Operations; Performance Analysis of Processes, Vessels, and Contracts; Analysis, Implementation, and Control of Processes; Development of Indicators; Participation in Critical Analysis Meetings; Operation Logging; Recording and Treatment of Anomalies in Submarine Operations.

Having knowledge of submarine operations and familiarity with corporate systems such as SAP, SIGA, SINPEP, SISPEN, PROAR, among others, will be considered a plus.

The company offers benefits such as Medical Assistance, Dental Assistance, Payroll Loans, Partnerships with companies, Life Insurance, Meal Vouchers, and Transportation Vouchers.

Interested parties can register their resumes by clicking here. The last validity check of these job vacancies in Macaé was conducted on the 23rd; we do not guarantee that they will be available on a different date.

Macaé Has 49 Job Openings for Contracts in the Subsea Offshore Field

The Latest Opportunities Come from SANDECH Engineering, Through Its Hub in Macaé Hiring Engineers for Submarine Area Contracts

Engineers – Macaé

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