Muitas vagas offshore e onshore atualizadas: Chegou à sua vez!

Many Updated Offshore And Onshore Job Openings: It’s Your Turn Now!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/03/2018 at 12:59

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Devastating Selection Processes for Oil and Gas Companies, Today’s Offshore Positions Are for Operations in Brazil

Offshore positions were announced, onshore and maritime positions massively just a little while ago, less than 4 days to be more precise. These are oil and gas companies that, despite being multinationals, have a strong presence and operations in Brazil. Check out the available positions below; there are opportunities for operations, as well as for technicians or those with higher education in engineering. Read carefully because the list is extensive:

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Welders
Painters
Mechanics
Scaffolders
Boilermakers
Boiler Operators
Coastwise Master
Deckhands
Riggers
Radio Operators
Load Technicians
Offshore Safety Technicians
Instrumentation Technicians

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Mechanical Technicians
Deckhands
Motorman
Mechanical Supervisors
Load Supervisors
Offshore Maintenance Supervisor
ER Supervisor
Mechanical Engineers
HR Analyst
ER Supervisor
Unit Manager
International Buyer
Offshore Doctor

The organization providing this selection process is CEPEM (Center for Business Psychology), which has several contracts with major oil and gas companies in many different modalities, focusing on offshore and maritime. Every week, they promote selection processes on social media, sharing tips and a lot of content to add professional value, and this round of vacancies is no different, even putting up a “BILLBOARD IN MACAÉ”—that’s right. Don’t believe it? Watch the video below and then continue to apply for the positions:

To apply for the positions at CEPEM, you must go to the COMPANY’S WEBSITE BY CLICKING THIS BOLD BLUE LINK and access the “Talent” system, which aims to have your resume registered in the company’s database. Listen to what the HR ladies have to say in the video. In the header of this same page, there is a menu labeled “POSITIONS”; click on it, and if it matches your professional skills, just apply. Good luck, and let us know if you receive any feedback or response.

Many Updated Offshore And Onshore Job Openings: It’s Your Turn Now!

Devastating Selection Processes for Oil and Gas Companies, Today’s Offshore Positions Are for Operations in Brazil

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