Over 360 Free Positions Available in Offshore Safety Certification Courses

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 15/01/2024 at 17:39

Updated on 15/01/2024 at 17:40

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Intensive Training: Macaé Invests in Training Professionals for the Offshore Industry

According to the website O Dia, Macaé, a strategic city in the offshore industry, is providing a rare opportunity for professionals seeking qualification. With more than 360 vacancies, the free CBSP (Basic Safety Course for Platforms) and HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training) courses are an initiative to train individuals to work safely in the offshore area, vital for the local economy.

Enrollment Open: How to Secure Your Spot in the Free Offshore Safety Courses in Macaé

Starting next Monday (15), enrollment will be open at the Municipal Secretary of Professional Qualification, located at Rua Alfredo Backer, No. 363, Center. Interested individuals must attend in person to secure their spot and submit the necessary documentation. It is emphasized that each candidate can enroll simultaneously in the free CBSP and HUET courses, further expanding qualification opportunities.

The available positions in the free courses offer training covering essential topics such as Fire Prevention and Combat, Sea Survival Techniques, Emergency Procedures, Basic First Aid, and Submersible Aircraft Escape. Certification is a valuable asset, providing safety and competence in the offshore industry.

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Complete Documentation: Prepare to Enroll in Free Courses in Macaé

To apply for the positions, it is essential to present documents such as a copy of the Identity Card, CPF, proof of education, certificate of free professional qualification course or experience in the offshore area, proof of residence in Macaé, and a mandatory medical certificate. The requirements to apply for the free course positions include a minimum age of 18, good physical condition certified by a doctor, completed Primary Education, and a qualification certificate or proven experience in the offshore area.

Do not miss this unique opportunity to invest in your professional development. Train now to stand out in the offshore industry and build a solid and secure career.

Over 360 Free Positions Available in Offshore Safety Certification Courses

Intensive Training: Macaé Invests in Training Professionals for the Offshore Industry

Enrollment Open: How to Secure Your Spot in the Free Offshore Safety Courses in Macaé

Complete Documentation: Prepare to Enroll in Free Courses in Macaé

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