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New Job Openings at Porto do Açu by GranIHC on October 2

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Published on 02/10/2019 at 18:07

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New Job Openings at Porto do Açu Are Announced by GranIHC, Professionals with Onshore Experience Are Being Recruited.

Another round of job openings is announced by GranIHC, today the positions are for work at Porto do Açu/RJ and the hiring forecast is for November, just like the other positions that were announced yesterday by CPG, see here. The company requests that professionals have experience in port operations and availability to work in shifts.

GranIHC Services S.A. was born from the partnership of Brazilian entrepreneurship from Gran with the tradition and global presence of the Dutch Royal IHC.

The company aims to provide services for the offshore market at all stages of the value chain: manufacturing, installation, integrity, and decommissioning of equipment and systems.

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Paulo Nogueira

Operations O&G Specialist

Minimum of 6 years of experience in port operations
Complete technical education or higher education
Knowledge of SAP, MM module, and WBS cost allocation
Solid experience in oil logistics
Experience in support base management
Knowledge of DNV.2 7-1 – offshore containers
Fluent in English

Activities: Ensure quality and control of client cargo and backload, Generate operation controls for equipment and resources (lifting/hour, mooring control reports, priority lists, non-conformity reports, planning for liquid and mass loads, tank cleaning, truck loading, operational efficiency controls).

Mid-Level Materials Analyst

Minimum of 6 months of experience in the materials logistics area
Availability for night work and weekend shifts
Excel and English at an advanced level
Completed higher education
Knowledge of ERP system, desired: Lean Six Sigma

Activities: Organize, record, and control all trips between operations, tracking all material movements in the ERP, Maintain control of all material documents, Ensure that all goods receipts are made within the established time, Prepare the physical shipping and cargo manifest.

Application

If you meet the profile for any of the positions, the company informs that applications are being made through the VAGAS website, click on the position of interest and you will be directed to the official page.

In the previous announcement, the company left the email rh@granihc.com available for receiving resumes, send yours here as well to increase your chances. Good luck!

Updated job openings in RJ are announced by Qualitech

New Job Openings at Porto do Açu by GranIHC on October 2

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