Multinacional em Macaé inicia a semana convocando profissionais para atividades offshore e onshore

Multinational Company in Macaé Kicks Off the Week Calling Professionals for Offshore and Onshore Activities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/11/2019 at 15:31

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Welders, Electricians, Designers Called for Offshore and Onshore Activities This Morning by Multinational Actemium Macaé

After a huge open selection process last month by the company, Actemium announces new job openings for offshore and onshore activities this morning, November 18, for Macaé, Rio de Janeiro. Don’t miss this long-awaited opportunity, many job openings to work for the highly desired multinational OneSubsea.

The Actemium operates throughout the entire industrial installation lifecycle, from design to maintenance, including engineering and operation, as well as offering turnkey and consortium projects.

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Electrician F/C Climber N1

Requirements

Complete Technical High School in Electrotechnics
ABRAMAN Qualification
Rope Access Certificate N1
Valid CBSP Certificate
Proven experience in the position in CTPS
Preferably reside in the state of Rio de Janeiro

Special Alloys Welder / Super Duplex – Onshore

Requirements

Availability to work night shifts
Complete Elementary School
Reside in Macaé or Rio das Ostras
Proven experience in the position in CTPS, with TIG/ER/MIG welding processes/Special Alloys/Super Duplex

Designer II

Requirements

Complete Technical High School in Mechanics, Buildings, Electrical, Electrotechnics, and related fields or Industrial Drawing
Proficiency in MicroStation software
Proven experience in the position in CTPS, with verification of projects in Metal Structure, with an emphasis on manufacturing detailing

Electrician F/C Offshore Climber

Requirements

Complete Technical High School in Electrotechnics
Proven experience in the position in CTPS
Rope Access Certificate
NR10
Explosive atmosphere
Valid CBSP

Application for Offshore and Onshore Job Openings Actemium Macaé

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions and meet the requirements set by the company, immediately send your updated resume indicating the desired position in the subject line of the email to recrutamento.macae@actemium.com

Multinational Company in Macaé Kicks Off the Week Calling Professionals for Offshore and Onshore Activities

Welders, Electricians, Designers Called for Offshore and Onshore Activities This Morning by Multinational Actemium Macaé

Electrician F/C Climber N1

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