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More 25 Offshore Positions at Aknor Announced Today, September 3

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 03/09/2019 at 10:56

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After the Announcement of 64 Offshore Vacancies Last Week, Aknor Reveals 25 More Opportunities for Temporary Contracts

Last week, specifically on August 28, the company Aknor announced a selection process for 64 Offshore Vacancies, of which 45 were for Riser Mechanics.
Well, now the company returns to the hiring scene and has just revealed, this morning of September 3 (through its official network), 25 more Offshore Vacancies for the position of Drilling Riser Mechanic.

Aknor is a company specializing in HR solutions. Providing recruitment and selection services, resume screening, and outsourcing of professionals. It aims to offer HR solutions for companies, improving efficiency and quality in the recruitment and outsourcing processes, and helping people to find job opportunities, facilitating the connection between candidates and recruiters.

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Drilling Riser Mechanic 25 Vacancies

Availability for night shift work.
Knowledge in the use of rotary machines (sander, grinder, lathe) for preparing parts for inspection.
Handling of chemical products for cleaning and preservation of parts.
Execute lubrication, preservation, and touch-up services on various equipment.
Maintain organization and cleanliness in the work area following the concepts of the 5S methodology.

Education: Technician in Mechanics and NR26 and NR12 courses (essential) valid until (at least) 2020.
Experience: 2 years of experience with assembly and disassembly of drilling risers, models MR6E, Load King 3.5, and connector clips.
Benefits: Dental plan and pharmacy partnership.

Application

The Offshore Vacancies mentioned above are for a temporary period of 9 months, with hours from Monday to Friday, 07:00 to 17:00, please pay attention to the required education and apply now.
To apply, send your resume to VAGAS@AKNOR.COM.BR with the subject: “drilling riser mech” in the email title.
The company emphasizes that emails without this subject will not be considered. Good luck to everyone!

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