Oceaneering inicia a semana com vagas offshore, onshore e administrativo

Oceaneering Kicks Off The Week With Offshore, Onshore, And Administrative Job Openings

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/10/2018 at 07:08

Updated on 23/10/2018 at 09:14

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The Activities at Oceaneering Will Be for the Cities of Macaé and Niterói; Pay Attention to the Requirements and How to Apply

The renowned multinational Oceaneering starts the week with opportunities in various areas. This engineering and technology company, present in several locations including Brazil, provides services and hardware designed for clients operating in marine, space, and other environments. The listed vacancies are for onshore, offshore, and administrative areas, with salaries compatible with the job market and benefits.

Below Are the Offered Vacancies

ROV Supervisor – Offshore (TEMPORARY) – Technical Course in Electronics or Mechanics
Higher education desirable, Intermediate English desirable
Quality Inspector – Technical Level in Mechanics, Electronics, Instrumentation.
Intermediate English
Occupational Physician – Degree in Medicine and Postgraduate in Occupational Medicine
Administrative Assistant – HSE – Completed Technical Education or Ongoing Higher Education in Administration; Intermediate knowledge of the Office Suite; Knowledge of E-social; Basic English; Experience with ADP system – Safety and Health Module will be a differential.
Tax Coordinator – Completed Higher Education in Administration, Accounting, Economics, Law, or related fields; Good experience in the tax area (compliance + planning); Fluent English; Advanced Excel; Knowledge of accounting entries; Knowledge of tax legislation; Postgraduate in Taxation desirable

The opportunities described above are for Macaé and Niterói, and all opportunities include people with disabilities. Interested individuals who fit the desired profile by the company, can apply by accessing the job page by clicking here.

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Oceaneering Kicks Off The Week With Offshore, Onshore, And Administrative Job Openings

The Activities at Oceaneering Will Be for the Cities of Macaé and Niterói; Pay Attention to the Requirements and How to Apply

Below Are the Offered Vacancies

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The Activities at Oceaneering Will Be for the Cities of Macaé and Niterói; Pay Attention to the Requirements and How to Apply

Below Are the Offered Vacancies

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