Macaé conta com novas vagas offshore hoje pela Ocyan, para profissionais de ensino médio

Macaé Has New Offshore Vacancies Today by Ocyan, For High School Graduates

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/11/2019 at 06:25

Updated on 29/11/2019 at 07:18

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Ocyan Updates Its Offshore Job Openings for the City of Macaé. Check Below the Selection Process for High School Professionals

Ocyan has been constantly announcing offshore job openings for Macaé and other regions. On this day, the company offers updated effective opportunities for high school professionals. Stay tuned, offshore job openings announced by Aker Solutions at noon yesterday.

Ocyan sells the platform ODN Delba III to a Dutch company. OOS Energy, a subsidiary of the Dutch company OOS International, took over the semi-submersible drilling platform ODN Delba III from Ocyan on November 7.

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About Ocyan Job Openings Macaé

Mechanical Chief (expires on 12/3/2019)
Offshore Safety Technician (expires on 12/3/2019)
Cyber Driller (expires on 11/29/2019)
Technical Supervisor in Safety (expires on 12/4/2019)
Dimensional Welding Inspector NI LP PM (expires on 12/5/2019)

Registration

If you are a professional specialized in the above position, are interested in the vacancy, and are available to work in Macaé, to apply, just click on the job title and you will be directed to the registration site.

Important, the company uses the VAGAS website to announce the vacancies, therefore, it is necessary to be logged in to apply. Good luck!

Macaé Has New Offshore Vacancies Today by Ocyan, For High School Graduates

Ocyan Updates Its Offshore Job Openings for the City of Macaé. Check Below the Selection Process for High School Professionals

About Ocyan Job Openings Macaé

Registration

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Macaé Has New Offshore Vacancies Today by Ocyan, For High School Graduates

Ocyan Updates Its Offshore Job Openings for the City of Macaé. Check Below the Selection Process for High School Professionals

About Ocyan Job Openings Macaé

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