Italian Multinational Saipem Calls for Brazilians for International Offshore Contract; Job Openings for Technicians, Operators, Engineers, Mariners, and More on February 9

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/02/2022 at 11:02

Updated on 09/02/2022 at 13:02

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Official Vacancies Updated by Saipem for Brazilians Who Want to Work Abroad. All Listed Positions Are for Offshore Contracts

The Italian multinational Saipem, one of the world’s largest oilfield services companies, offers job vacancies for Brazilians who wish to work onboard in international waters. The opportunities for high school, technical, and higher education professionals are to perform offshore activities in the oil and gas sector. See below how to register your resume.

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Until 2016, Saipem was a subsidiary of the large Italian oil and gas company Eni, which holds approximately 30% of Saipem’s shares.

This may be a good opportunity for Brazilian professionals in the offshore oil and gas sector, given that Saipem is one of the few companies that do not mind the nationality as long as they meet the necessary requirements. Don’t miss the chance to enhance your resume by gaining international experience.

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Job Vacancies for Offshore Work by the Italian Oil and Gas Multinational Saipem

Saipem Luxembourg SA Angola Branch, a service provider to the oil industry, intends to recruit for its staff in the Gimboa project:

Maintenance Superintendent;
Maintenance Engineer;
Electrical and Instrumentation Supervisor;
Senior Electrical and Instrumentation Technician;
Senior Electrical Technician;
AMOS Maintenance Specialist Technician;
Senior Mechanical Technician;
Rotating Equipment Specialist;
Offshore Warehouse Clerk;
Machinery Room Supervisor;
Machinery Room Technician;
Welder Boilermaker (Arc 6G)
Production Superintendent;
Production Supervisor;
Production Control Room Operator;
Senior Production Operator;
Laboratory Technician;
Senior Crane Operator;
Load Superintendent;
Offshore Facilities Manager (OIM);
Safety Officer;
Mechanical Supervisor;
Quality Coordinator on the Vessel;
Doctor;
Operations Director;
FPSO Technical Team Leader;
Personnel Administrator;
Material Logistics Coordinator;
2nd/3rd Machinery Room Engineer;
Mechanical Engineer;
Naval Maintenance Engineer;
Machinery Room Operator;

Application – NOTICE: SAIPEM is not accepting any applications in person.

Interested parties must send their updated CVs in PORTUGUESE and ENGLISH, including documents proving academic qualification and professional experience, within 15 days after the date of publication of the company’s announcement (which occurred on 02/08/2022), indicating the position they are applying for in the subject line of their email to: angola.recruitment@saipem.com

Italian Multinational Saipem Calls for Brazilians for International Offshore Contract; Job Openings for Technicians, Operators, Engineers, Mariners, and More on February 9

Official Vacancies Updated by Saipem for Brazilians Who Want to Work Abroad. All Listed Positions Are for Offshore Contracts

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Official Vacancies Updated by Saipem for Brazilians Who Want to Work Abroad. All Listed Positions Are for Offshore Contracts

Read Also

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