Novo projeto offshore contrata 250 profissionais para contrato de 2 anos

New Offshore Project Hires 250 Professionals for Two-Year Contract

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Published on 10/10/2018 at 13:22

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As A Major Global Contractor Specializing in Offshore Labor in the Oil and Construction Sector, Procer Announces Large Recruitment Process

Great offshore opportunity abroad with chances to pursue a significant international career in the global oil and gas sector at Procer. The contractor specialized in construction and engineering services announces a large recruitment process for professionals who are available to work in Libya, for 2-year projects in drilling and completion of wells. Brazilians are fully authorized to participate in the selections, of course, as long as they meet the necessary requirements we will list below. There are offshore positions for immediate start, and the next batch will be for November.

For Immediate Start – Immediate interviews with Mechanics, Rig Hands, and Platform Workers. This first stage will be via Skype, so please create an account for professional purposes.
For November 2018 – We are still accepting candidates for all previously listed positions, as the total number of employees needed is 250 people for a minimum 2-year contract with immediate start and 4/4 weeks or 8/4 weeks:

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Maintenance Mechanic – engine and heavy equipment. – 150 euros / day
Drilling Mechanic at 1500 to 2000Hp – 125 Euro / day
Electrician for Drilling/VFD Equipment – 125 euros / day
Mechanical and Electrical Assistants in Drilling -100 Euro / day
Crew Operators on Platforms – 100 euros / day
Toolpushers (equipment of 1500 to 2000hp) holders of IWCF – 170 Euros / day
Drillers (1500 -2000hp rig) holder of IWCF – 125 Euros / day
Drilling Assistants (1500 to 2000 hp) holder of IWCF – 110 euros / day
Roustabouts – 90 euros / day
Rig Hands – 80 euros / day

We recommend that you have your certificates and qualifications hosted on One Drive or Google Drive, in case the company requests proof of them. Want video tips on how to pursue an international career in the oil and gas sector? Luis Franco, one of our portal collaborators, held a live session sharing his experience abroad and reveals important tips for those who wish to enter this sector, check out the Live here, it’s definitely worth it. Here are some of the parameters and how to apply for these positions:

Specify the job title in the subject line
Provide your SKYPE (THE FIRST INTERVIEW WILL BE THROUGH IT)
Indicate your country of origin and your availability
State if you have a valid IWCF
Your level of English
Indicate if you have a passport
Indicate if you have courses and experience in the field

If you are interested in these offshore opportunities, please send your CVs in English to sorina.tecu@procer.org, marius.enache@procer.org, and cvprocer@procergroup.com. Do not forget that all messages and parameters must be in English; if not, the company will not reach out.

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