Multinacional Subsea 7 iniciou processo seletivo para vagas offshore em escala 14 x 14 no Rio de Janeiro na última sexta-feira, 27

Subsea 7 Multinational Launched Recruitment Process for Offshore Positions on a 14 x 14 Schedule in Rio de Janeiro Last Friday, 27

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 30/03/2020 at 10:50

Updated on 30/03/2020 at 12:21

Multinacional Subsea 7 iniciou processo seletivo para vagas offshore em escala 14 x 14 no Rio de Janeiro na última sexta-feira, 27

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Don’t miss this great opportunity and check out the job openings for high school professionals in the position of Offshore Radio Operator opened last Friday (27) by the oil giant Subsea 7 — A multinational leader in offshore projects and services for the energy industry. Oil and gas contracts in Macaé from Engeman require offshore vacancies for the position of Coastal Master

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Subsea 7 is a global leader in delivering offshore projects and services for the evolving energy sector. This oil and gas multinational is focused on designing, innovating, and collaborating throughout the entire energy development lifecycle in Brazil and worldwide.

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