Multinational in Macaé Opens Job Positions for Candidates with Elementary, Secondary, and Technical Education Today, March 18

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 18/03/2021 at 09:49

Trabalhadores em platafarma offshore / Fonte: Reprodução – Via Google

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Job Openings Offshore and Onshore for Professionals with Elementary, High School, and Technical Education, Opened by the Multinational Actemium in Macaé

Actemium announced yesterday (03/17), job and internship openings for candidates with and without experience who have elementary, high school, and technical education. The opportunities are for offshore and onshore activities in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro. Don’t miss the chance to build a career in a multinational; check below the positions and how to apply.

Actemium Signs Contract with Petrobras for Services on Offshore Oil Platforms P-74, P-75, P-76, and P-77

Actemium and Petrobras finalize a contract for the supply of a total of 16 definitive accommodation modules for the FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) units P-74, P-75, P-76, and P-77. After installation of the modules, the offshore oil platforms should have 128 additional vacancies to meet the demands of the Brazilian state-owned company.

These Petrobras oil platforms are located in the Búzios field and are considered the largest oil producers in Brazil today, reaching a production mark of 822 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day.

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Check Below for Job Openings Offshore and Onshore Actemium Macaé

Rope Access Boiler Maker N1: complete elementary education; certified for rope access N1 (IRATA, ABENDI, ANEAC); valid CBSP; T-HUET or HUET (institution accredited by OPITO); proven experience in CTPS.

Piping Designer (Onshore): technical education with CFT; experience in engineering projects; office; proven experience in CTPS; availability to work in Macaé.

Instrumentation and Electrical Inspector Rope Access N1: complete elementary education; up-to-date qualification; valid NR 10; explosive ATM training; certified for rope access N1 (IRATA, ABENDI, ANEAC); valid CBSP; proven experience in CTPS.

Rope Access Supervisor N3: technical, technological, or engineering education; registration in the class council; proven experience in supervision and leadership in CTPS; certified for rope access N3 (IRATA, ABENDI); valid CBSP; proven experience in CTPS; T-HUET or HUET (institution accredited by OPITO).

Onshore Planning Technician: technical education with CFT; experience in MS-Project (emphasis on integrated scheduling); intermediate Excel; proven experience in CTPS; availability to work in Macaé.

Application until March 24, 2021: If you are a professional specialized in the above function and want to apply for job openings in Macaé, immediately send your updated resume, informing in the subject line of the email the desired position to recruitment.macae@actemium.com

Multinational in Macaé Opens Job Positions for Candidates with Elementary, Secondary, and Technical Education Today, March 18

Job Openings Offshore and Onshore for Professionals with Elementary, High School, and Technical Education, Opened by the Multinational Actemium in Macaé

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Multinational in Macaé Opens Job Positions for Candidates with Elementary, Secondary, and Technical Education Today, March 18

Job Openings Offshore and Onshore for Professionals with Elementary, High School, and Technical Education, Opened by the Multinational Actemium in Macaé

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