Oceaneering Has Job Openings in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro for Equipment Inspector, Assistant, and Project Coordinator

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 09/08/2020 at 21:44

A semana inicia com vagas de emprego abertas pela Oceaneering, para Macáe e para o centro do Rio de Janeiro

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The Week Starts with Job Openings by Oceaneering, in Macaé and in Downtown Rio de Janeiro

Oceaneering is a global provider of engineering services and products, primarily for the oil and gas and offshore energy sectors. The company has job openings for Equipment Inspectors, Project Assistants, and Project Coordinators, for Macaé and downtown Rio de Janeiro.

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The company develops products and services for use throughout the entire lifecycle of an oil field, from drilling to decommissioning.

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Mid-Level Equipment Inspector (US-N2)

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Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Temporary Position for 1 Year (chance of renewal)

Some of the main activities:

Support the determination of inspection specifications using NDT techniques (Non-Destructive Testing);
Support the development of procedures and work instructions;
Conduct visual inspections of materials and/or equipment;
Conduct inspections using NDT techniques with a primary focus on UT (Ultrasonic);
Utilize software for NDT data analysis.
Perform software loading with all necessary information;
Interpret inspection data using NDT techniques focusing on Ultrasonic (UT);

Requirements:

US-N2 Certification
Complete Technical Education
Active CREA / CFT
Advanced English
Willingness to travel offshore
Desirable updated Survival and HUET training

Work Location: Downtown – RJ

Project Assistant

Macaé, RJ

Main Activities:

Assist in the preparation of execution plans, communication, and project monitoring; Ensure that all project information and events are recorded and the information is easily accessible; Prepare the project schedule and monitor its progress to ensure deadlines are met; Provide support in controlling the project’s cost; Verify and certify that all phases of the project are completed from assembly and testing to the delivery of the equipment to the client.

Prerequisites:

Advanced English (Will Be Tested)
Currently enrolled in Engineering or Administration
Desirable knowledge in project management

Work Location: Macaé – RJ

Project Coordinator

Macaé, RJ

Requirements:

Degree in: Administration, Accounting, Engineering or related fields;
Desirable advanced English;
Desirable: MBA in Project Management;
Knowledge in Subsea Tools;
Experience as a Project Coordinator.

Work Location – Macaé RJ

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Oceaneering Has Job Openings in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro for Equipment Inspector, Assistant, and Project Coordinator

The Week Starts with Job Openings by Oceaneering, in Macaé and in Downtown Rio de Janeiro

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Oceaneering Has Job Openings in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro for Equipment Inspector, Assistant, and Project Coordinator

The Week Starts with Job Openings by Oceaneering, in Macaé and in Downtown Rio de Janeiro

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