Multinacional começa contratações para buscar plataforma em todas as funções offshore

Offshore Multinational Begins Hiring Brazilians to Seek Platform Abroad

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/11/2017 at 12:52

Updated on 28/11/2017 at 18:48

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Company Based in Australia Seeks Qualified Professionals for Offshore Roles with Immediate Travel Availability

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]An opportunity has just arisen. An international offshore company has just announced a recruitment process for all roles. Do you know what the best part is? Brazilians are in! Click Petroleum and Gas reached out to us and immediately the company responded with all the roles they are currently needing, check them out below:

Rig Manager, Offshore Installation Manager, Toolpusher, Subsea Engineer, Drilling Superintendent, Driller, Assistant Driller, Derrickman, Pumpman, Floorman, Roughnecks, Dogman, Roustabouts, Welders, Radio Operators, Rig File Clerk, Rig Mechanic, Assistant Mechanics, Rig Electrician, Assistant Electrician, Motorman, Electronic Technician, Barge Captain, and HSE Advisor.

Read carefully: The company states that Brazilians must be in legal status to travel, without restrictions on their passport. Relevant experience in the offshore field is required. Technical, undergraduate, or professional training in the roles mentioned above. We translated the roles, but it doesn’t help much, as if the company calls you or sends you an email, it will probably be in English; if you haven’t mastered the language yet, then pursue that as soon as possible. See the company’s publication below:

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Offshore Multinational Begins Hiring Brazilians to Seek Platform Abroad

Company Based in Australia Seeks Qualified Professionals for Offshore Roles with Immediate Travel Availability

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