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Oceânica Hires Workers With High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels For Onshore and Offshore Job Openings In Macaé, Rio das Ostras, and Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/11/2022 at 09:13

Updated on 23/11/2022 at 09:50

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Oceanic Oil and Gas Company Opens Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Rio das Ostras

With 44 years of experience in the market, the Brazilian company Oceanic is a leader in oil and gas integrity and produces subsea solutions for the offshore energy industry, according to its own website. On this day 20, the company announced the opening of job vacancies for workers with high school, technical, and higher education levels in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and Rio das Ostras.

How to Apply for Offshore and Onshore Job Vacancies Offered by Oceanic in the State of Rio de Janeiro?

Oceanic is looking for new professionals in offshore and onshore sectors for positions such as lawyer, electrician, cook, and ROV operator. To work with this oil and gas company, just look for the desired position and register on its own website by clicking here!

Available Positions to Work with Oceanic in the Cities of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and Rio das Ostras

Lawyer – Maritime Law – Rio de Janeiro
Accounting and Asset Analyst – Rio de Janeiro
Quality Analyst – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Operations Analyst – TECOP – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Administrative Assistant – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Administrative Assistant – PCD – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Commercial Assistant – Rio de Janeiro
Pull-in Assistant – Offshore (COPY) – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Vessels Cook – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Maritime Electrician – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Nurse – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Offshore Crane Operator – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Marine Engineer – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Deckhand – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Engineering Officer | Chief Engineer – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Engineering Officer | Second Engineer – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Navigation Officer | Captain – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Navigation Officer | DPO – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Navigation Officer | First Officer – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Watchkeeping Engineer – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Watchkeeping Officer – Rio das Ostras/RJ
ROV Operator – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Offshore Radio Operator – Rio das Ostras/RJ
ROV Superintendent – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Junior Naval Maintenance Supervisor – Rio de Janeiro
ROV Supervisor – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Surveyor – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Steward – Rio das Ostras/RJ
Onshore Planning Technician – Macaé/RJ
ROV Onshore Planning Technician – Rio das Ostras/RJ

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Oceânica Hires Workers With High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels For Onshore and Offshore Job Openings In Macaé, Rio das Ostras, and Rio de Janeiro

Oceanic Oil and Gas Company Opens Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Rio das Ostras

How to Apply for Offshore and Onshore Job Vacancies Offered by Oceanic in the State of Rio de Janeiro?

Available Positions to Work with Oceanic in the Cities of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and Rio das Ostras

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Oceânica Hires Workers With High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels For Onshore and Offshore Job Openings In Macaé, Rio das Ostras, and Rio de Janeiro

Oceanic Oil and Gas Company Opens Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Rio das Ostras

How to Apply for Offshore and Onshore Job Vacancies Offered by Oceanic in the State of Rio de Janeiro?

Available Positions to Work with Oceanic in the Cities of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and Rio das Ostras

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