No RJ, novas vagas offshore na empresa Brunel neste dia,24 de setembro

In RJ, New Offshore Positions at Brunel Company on This Day, September 24

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/09/2019 at 15:49

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Offshore Professionals in RJ Are Being Hired by Brunel on September 24, See What Positions Are Available.

The positions for RJ were announced through the official vehicle of Brunel. Professionals with knowledge in the offshore sector and availability for immediate start are required. Locar is also looking for professionals, see afterwards which positions are open. Stay alert, as the email to send resumes changes according to the position.

Heliport Coordinator

Availability for travel to work in the lakes region, Jacarepaguá, and other locations in RJ is required
Requirements: Experience in civil/military aviation preferably in helicopter operations
Education: Engineer, technician, or pilot in the air transport industry, aircraft maintenance
Activities: Supervision of heliport activities (contracted), control of personnel traffic on offshore round trips, main contact with helicopter service provider, conducting safety inspections on aircraft and hangars, reporting and investigating incidents and near misses, focal point in emergencies involving air support

Offshore Occupational Physician

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Valid CBSP and HUET
Fluent English
Valid CRM registration
Completed medical training
Desired experience on vessels with POB over 120 crew members
Desired training in emergency response

Attention: the company requests that for the Offshore Occupational Physician position candidates send their resumes preferably in English.

For the above positions, resumes will be accepted until September 30 at the email p.britto@brunel.net.

Offshore Nurse (Temporary)

Advanced English
Nursing education
Valid CBSP
Offshore experience
Immediate availability

Shorebase Supervisor

Experience in the oil and gas industry, particularly in the operation of support bases and/or RIGs and Platforms
Leadership, ability to work in a constantly changing priority environment
Able to work in a team
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Petroleum, Civil, others)
Fluent English

Physical Education Teacher

Previous experience, minimum of 2 years in the role
Valid CBSP and HUET
Intermediate English
Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education
Valid CREF registration
Desired offshore experience

To apply for these positions, resumes will be accepted via email e.silva@brunel.net. Good luck to everyone!

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In RJ, New Offshore Positions at Brunel Company on This Day, September 24

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