Montadores de Andaimes Offshore em Macaé

Offshore Scaffolders in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/01/2019 at 07:31

Updated on 10/01/2019 at 07:45

Macaé volta a ser o centro das atenções no mundo offshore neste começo de ano, isso porque ela abriga várias empresas do ramo de manutenção. Entre elas, a Techocean que tem se mostrado bem ativa em 2019 divulgando vários processos de seleção que inclusive, neste momento ainda estão em andamento conforme mostramos aqui com exclusivide. Para hoje(10), ela esta selecionando Montadores de Andaimes Offshore

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Once Again, Techocean Shows Its Seriousness and Opens a New Selection Process in Macaé for Its Maintenance Contracts

Macaé is once again at the center of attention in the offshore world at the beginning of this year, as it houses several companies in the maintenance sector. Among them is Techocean, which has been quite active in 2019, announcing several selection processes, which are still ongoing as we show here exclusively. As of today (10), they are selecting Offshore Scaffolders, see the requirements:

Scaffolder

Minimum of 3 years of experience in the role
Offshore Experience
Scaffolding Certification
Rescue and HUET Course

Interested candidates can send their resumes to contato@techoceansolutions.com.br, stating in the email subject the name of the position and the city of residence, so that HR can quickly and effectively identify the candidates.

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Are You a Painter, Mechanic, Electrician, Welder, or Instrument Technician?

If you are qualified and have experience in the oil and gas sector, Harris Pye, through its operational base in Macaé, is also receiving resumes. The requirements are quite varied and distinct, but not impossible to meet. Check out the article about it here and find out what qualifications this type of company requires.

What we can share is that for maintenance contracts, companies require extensive NR-10, NR-33, NR-35, IRATA, CBSP, and HUET. The last two, in particular, are non-negotiable if you wish to step onto an offshore unit. If you want to earn some of these courses for free, follow Darlan’s example and watch his video below:

Offshore Scaffolders in Macaé

Once Again, Techocean Shows Its Seriousness and Opens a New Selection Process in Macaé for Its Maintenance Contracts

Scaffolder

Are You a Painter, Mechanic, Electrician, Welder, or Instrument Technician?

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Offshore Scaffolders in Macaé

Once Again, Techocean Shows Its Seriousness and Opens a New Selection Process in Macaé for Its Maintenance Contracts

Scaffolder

Are You a Painter, Mechanic, Electrician, Welder, or Instrument Technician?

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