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Offshore Multinational Hiring Electrical and Mechanical Professionals

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 14/09/2018 at 10:47

Updated on 14/09/2018 at 10:56

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Multinational Seeks Professionals With Experience in Offshore Rig Supervision in Electrical and Mechanical Areas

An offshore sector company is hiring experienced professionals with skills and knowledge of generation 6 rigs in the electrical and mechanical areas. To verify experience, candidates will need to present their work ID showing the time worked in the position. Currently, Brazil has lost several contracts, resulting in unemployment for many professionals in the sector. Let’s go over the vacancies and how to apply.

Electrical Lead

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The electrical lead is responsible for the proper recording of temporary and preliminary modifications. Maintenance and repair of all electrical equipment, such as generators, alternators, motors, and intercom systems on board the vessel. Maintain logbooks accurately, planned maintenance system, and control of spare parts. Participation in emergency and occupational training on board, such as the use of self-contained breathing apparatus, fire fighting, man overboard drills, lifeboat launching, safety drills, and/or other applicable training for the role.

Mechanical Lead

The mechanical lead has basic responsibilities to organize the execution of the Back Deck of the vessel and maintenance, repairs, updates, installations, removals, and modifications of project equipment. Assist the offshore manager in ensuring that operations are carried out in an organized and controlled manner, in compliance with company requirements. Ensure that equipment technicians use PPE and appropriate safety equipment while performing their duties. Certify that applicable company and third-party equipment is operated and maintained according to procedures.

Interested parties should urgently send their resumes to carolina.kimus@airswift.com

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