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More Offshore Opportunities In Macaé And Rio Das Ostras On July 6

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/07/2018 at 10:15

Updated on 06/07/2018 at 11:33

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CSE AKER Has Been Advertizing Near-Daily Offshore Job Openings and Today Is No Different, Check It Out!

Another incredible series of offshore positions published by CSE AKER less than 24 hours ago. Honestly, even our team doesn’t know what’s happening for them to announce so many calls day after day. If anyone knows, please let us know. The fact is they are in need of more maintenance professionals to work on platforms in the Campos Basin, each with specific training and qualifications. Here’s what they are:

Mechanical Industrial Climber
Electrical Industrial Climber
Electrical Industrial Climber
Automation Technician
Mechanical Technician

All must have at least 4 years of proven experience in the role under CLT, qualifications in rope access N2 and N3, technical education, NR-33, NR-35, and N-10 for Electricians. If we are talking about offshore jobs, naturally, you must have the Lifesaving course, which must not be expired.

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Interested candidates who meet the requirements, please send your resumes to recrutamento@csemil.com, indicating the job title and your current city of residence in the subject line. Please remember that for this specific process, it doesn’t matter where you live, as long as you have all the requirements for the positions and are available for travel for interviews and tests if called. Guindax Is Offering 150 Open Positions for Industrial Work, Click Here to Apply as Well.

More Offshore Opportunities In Macaé And Rio Das Ostras On July 6

CSE AKER Has Been Advertizing Near-Daily Offshore Job Openings and Today Is No Different, Check It Out!

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More Offshore Opportunities In Macaé And Rio Das Ostras On July 6

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