Oil Multinational DOF Subsea Opened Job Positions for Technicians and Engineers in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro Yesterday (09/04)

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Published on 04/09/2020 at 11:12

Updated on 04/09/2020 at 11:20

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DOF Subsea Is Recruiting Candidates With Intermediate And Higher Education For Contracts In Rio De Janeiro And Macaé, Check The Open Positions And How To Apply

The DOF Group is constantly expanding. Yesterday afternoon (09/03), the multinational oil company announced job openings for intermediate and higher education in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro on its official profile, calling for technicians and engineers for offshore activities. More than 130 openings for inexperienced candidates! Mining Company Vale calls recent graduates in all fields for its 2021 Trainee Program; no age limit to participate

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DOF Subsea employs a highly qualified team of over 1,200 people, both onshore and offshore, to provide a diverse range of services through three main business lines: vessel chartering, subsea projects, and engineering.

ATTENTION! Click Oil And Gas Is Not Responsible For The Applications; The Positions Below To Support Projects In Macaé And Rio De Janeiro Are External And May Be Filled At Any Time By The Multinational Oil Company DOF Subsea

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See Below The Intermediate And Higher Education Positions Available To Work In The Oil Industry In Macaé And Rio De Janeiro

Commercial Intern

Studying engineering, preferably Mechanical, Naval, Electronics, or Production
Advanced English (will be tested);
Knowledge of Contract Law and Maritime Market is a plus;
Advanced Office Package
MS Project (a plus)

ROV Operator

Technical Course Certificate in: Mechanics, Electronics, Electrical, Electrotechnics, Mechatronics, Electromechanics, Telecommunications, Automation, or Instrumentation.
Experience as an ROV Operator
Knowledge of Office Package;
Intermediate English – speaking and writing
Skills: Interpersonal Relationship and Teamwork

Engineer

Mechanical, Naval, Ocean Engineering, Electronics, or equivalent;
Crea Engineering;
Familiar with writing Inspection procedures.
Experience with Petrobras Client;
Advanced or Fluent English
Good communication skills (written and verbal)
Excellent practical knowledge of Microsoft Office;
Availability to do the work necessary to complete the project on time, meeting client expectations;
Willingness to share experiences and teach critical skills/tasks to other team members

Project Manager

Strong educational background, preferably in engineering for technical project managers or related area
Proven work experience as a project manager in the Oil and Gas area and offshore operations;
Experience in MS Project (or Primavera), Windows, Excel, Lotus, Outlook, Power Point or similar, drafting contractual terms, Pert/CPM methodology analysis, financial feasibility assessment of projects, cost control and management, risk management;
Fluency in English is desirable (will be tested);
Management of risks, costs, schedules, and project scope;
Commitment to environmental protection;
Commitment to safety and the company;
Leadership skills;
Focus on results;
Ability to act under pressure, with time and budget constraints
Ability to make decisions;
Excellent client relationship and internal communication skills

Application for DOF Subsea Job Openings in RJ and Macaé

To send your resume, just click on the desired job title. Job openings are also extended to People with Disabilities (PWDs). Good luck!

Oil Multinational DOF Subsea Opened Job Positions for Technicians and Engineers in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro Yesterday (09/04)

DOF Subsea Is Recruiting Candidates With Intermediate And Higher Education For Contracts In Rio De Janeiro And Macaé, Check The Open Positions And How To Apply

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See Below The Intermediate And Higher Education Positions Available To Work In The Oil Industry In Macaé And Rio De Janeiro

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Oil Multinational DOF Subsea Opened Job Positions for Technicians and Engineers in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro Yesterday (09/04)

DOF Subsea Is Recruiting Candidates With Intermediate And Higher Education For Contracts In Rio De Janeiro And Macaé, Check The Open Positions And How To Apply

Read Also

See Below The Intermediate And Higher Education Positions Available To Work In The Oil Industry In Macaé And Rio De Janeiro

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