Multinacional do petróleo, a Total está contratando para a área de comissionamento para o Rio de Janeiro

Oil Multinational Total Is Hiring for the Commissioning Area in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza Published on 30/03/2020 at 15:04

Total announced that it is hiring for its team in Rio de Janeiro. This time, the area in need of professionals is pre-commissioning and commissioning. Professionals with experience in the field should not miss the opportunity to apply.

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Pre-Commissioning and Commissioning Leader

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Location: Rio de Janeiro, RJ

The holder will ensure compliance of pre-commissioning and commissioning activities with the company’s QSMS policies, rules, guidelines, and specifications, with the subsidiary’s QHSE management system, and with respect to local regulations SGSO, SGSS, and SGIP. He will need to contribute to the continuous improvement of QHSE performance and will have to actively participate in an ambitious implementation of SMS culture.

Requirements:

Experience in Topside pre-commissioning/commissioning is mandatory;
Experience in Brownfield and SIMOPS activities is mandatory;
Experience in the subsea commissioning sector and subsea/field operations, oil and gas;
Experience in EPCI project is mandatory;
Experience with OPERCOM and ICAPS methodology is mandatory;
Experience in preparing commissioning procedures and OTP is mandatory;
Solid organizational skills, with respect to planning and budgeting;
Behavioral Skills: Good coordination, leadership, and communication skills;
Language Skills: Fluent English (spoken and written) and Portuguese are highly recommended;

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Oil Multinational Total Is Hiring for the Commissioning Area in Rio de Janeiro

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