SBM Offshore Offers Numerous Onshore And Offshore Job Openings This July 7

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/02/2022 at 15:18

Updated on 07/02/2022 at 23:54

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Job Openings at SBM Offshore Are for Operators, Supervisors, Inspectors, and Others

SBM Offshore primarily engages in designing, supplying, installing, operating, and maintaining vessels. The company has over 4,000 employees worldwide and is offering more than 50 job openings for operators, supervisors, superintendents, engineers, technicians, buyers, among others. Most of the job opportunities at SBM are being made available in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

About SBM Offshore

SBM Offshore specializes in deepwater and is in a unique position to contribute to energy transformation through ocean energy development. In addition to valuing diversity and teamwork, SBM Offshore always listens to all its stakeholders before making a decision. Health, Protection, Safety, and the Environment are fundamental to any action taken by the company.

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Check Out Some Job Openings at SBM Offshore

Cargo Operator

Requirements:

3 years of experience as a firefighter on tankers (preferably experience on VLCC);
STCW Reg AII/4 certification;
Understanding of Permit to Work systems; Mechanical Isolation Standards, Risk Assessment, and COSHH.

Some of the main responsibilities:

Contribute to tank entry, inspection, and maintenance activities;
Testing isolations for the integrity of company procedures;
Depressurize, drain, ventilate, and degas the plant or system as necessary according to procedures or operating guides;
Confirm that the work area is free from hazards according to the Permit or procedure using appropriate testing (inert gas/H2S, Volts, etc.).

Mechanical Supervisor

Requirements:

Degree in Engineering;
15 years of experience, preferably some gained in project conditions;
Extensive experience leading onshore/offshore commissioning activities in complex FPSO/topsides process systems;
Strong experience in start-up activities, particularly in gas treatment and compression/injection systems, seawater treatment and injection, process systems such as cooling medium, heating medium, glycol system.

Main responsibilities:

The Commissioning Discipline Supervisor is responsible for daily interface with the Site Supervision Team. You monitor the Construction Scope of work related to your discipline in compliance with HSSE, Quality, and project schedule requirements as defined in the Construction Execution Plan (CEP).

Buyer

Requirements:

Previous experience with Strategic Sourcing
Experience in contract management and preparation
Bachelor’s Degree
Advanced English skills.

Main responsibilities:

Drafting and management of contracts;
Understanding the commercial/contractual requirements of the equipment/services to be purchased, drafting and conducting new contract BIDs;
Preparing and conducting RFQ for purchases;
Selecting the most attractive bidder through conducting commercial, contractual, technical, and legal clarifications with the support of internal stakeholders;
Overseeing all related purchasing activities;
Streamlining quotations and conducting clarifications of commercial bids as necessary.

Check Out More Job Openings Offered by SBM Offshore:

Coating Supervisor;
Fire and Gas Superintendent;
Instrument Supervisor;
Commissioning Manager;
Structural Superintendent;
Electrical Superintendent;
Engineer;
Construction Manager;
Coating and Insulation Superintendent;
Lead NDT Inspector Level 3;
Civil Engineer;
Mechanical Supervisor;
Production Technician;
Buyer;
Radio Operator;
Control Room Operator;
Cargo Operator.

Applications for Job Opportunities at Multinational SBM Offshore:

To apply for the job openings available at SBM Offshore, just click here, select the desired job opening, and apply.

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