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Job Opening for Onshore Offshore Platforms Coordinator in Rio das Ostras

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Published on 13/07/2018 at 21:20

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Great Job Opportunity, Company Hiring Platform Coordinator for Onshore Offshore Work in Rio das Ostras.

Aker C.S.E announced today a great opportunity for professionals with Onshore and Offshore experience in Platform Coordination. The candidate needs to read all the job procedures to be able to submit their resume. The Platform Coordinator that C.S.E is looking for must meet a series of requirements and knowledge within the intended area. To apply for the position, the description is below.

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Description:

Plan and control the project, with the goal that it is completed within the contracted deadlines and costs and in accordance with the company’s standards and procedures. Provide all technical support to the Planning department, favoring projects (contracts) with their technical resources.

Requirements:

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Higher education (Mechanical and Production Engineering)
Experience in construction, assembly, and industrial maintenance activities of Onshore and Offshore platforms in the O&G sector
Knowledge of the Office suite and Planning Applications (MS Project, Primavera, and Excel)
Intermediate English
Organization, result-oriented, analytical skills, ease of communication, high negotiation capacity, planning
Experience in the role, 5 years (preferred)

Candidates who meet the requirements must send their resumes by July 27, 2018, to the email recrutamento@csemil.com, with the job title in the email subject.

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Job Opening for Onshore Offshore Platforms Coordinator in Rio das Ostras

Great Job Opportunity, Company Hiring Platform Coordinator for Onshore Offshore Work in Rio das Ostras.

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Job Opening for Onshore Offshore Platforms Coordinator in Rio das Ostras

Great Job Opportunity, Company Hiring Platform Coordinator for Onshore Offshore Work in Rio das Ostras.

Description:

Requirements:

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