Modec segue contratando para garantir mão de obra em 2018

Modec Continues Hiring to Ensure Workforce in 2018

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/12/2017 at 17:59

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One of the Main FPSO Charterers for Petrobras, MODEC is Still Looking to Complete Its Staff at Its Brazilian Offshore Units.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]MODEC is well known in the Brazilian oil and gas industry because it operates some offshore operational units here, the so-called FPSOs (Floating Production Storage and Offloading units). By 2021, it is expected to arrive with more platforms to produce in the pre-salt of the Santos Basin and there are also others in the bidding process, in which it will naturally be competing. It was also the subject of a report on Jornal Nacional, check it out below and learn a bit more about the company and its crew:

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Modec – 500 Thousand Jobs and Crew -JNAs usual, they always seek to fill their employee ranks with highly skilled and qualified professionals, which contributes to the reputation that they only hire referrals, a misconception since they are a Japanese company where the culture is based on competence, not nepotism. Therefore, it is necessary to qualify, update, and stay tuned to market trends and what companies are asking for.

In a survey conducted by Click Petróleo e Gás today (12/16/2017), MODEC has opportunities for Systems Control Technician, Engine Room Supervisor, Deckhands, Pump Operators, Safety Technicians, Process Engineers, Cargo Technicians, Radio Operators, Production Operators, Maintenance Engineers, Boiler and Utilities Operators, Bosun, and Mechanical Technician. To apply for today’s opportunities, watch the video below or go directly to the company’s website in the Careers Tab.

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