Oil States Urgently Needs Safety Technician for Macaé

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 31/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 30/07/2019 at 19:03

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Urgent Call for Company Based in Macaé Brings Temporary Opportunity for Safety Technician to Work Onshore

Oil States, a company with a branch in Macaé, has just announced a temporary demand, initially for 30 days, in order to meet one of its contracts, for a professional with training in Safety Technician.
The area of activity will be onshore, as announced yesterday evening by the company on its professional social network, and the URGENT call is to work in Macaé.

Although based in Macaé, Oil States is still not very well known, so read below a brief summary about the company’s area of expertise so you can attend the interview knowing a bit about your future employer.
Oil States designs and manufactures flexible elements and advanced connectors for offshore installations and subsea pipelines. The company also designs and manufactures a complete line of offshore cranes and anchoring systems.

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Safety Technician (Temporary)

Requirements: Safety Technician (MTE Registration); Minimum of 3 years experience (Onshore); reside in Macaé or surrounding area.

As requested in the company’s announcement, interested parties should send their resumes to rh.macae@oilstates.com and identify the job in the subject line.

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Oil States Urgently Needs Safety Technician for Macaé

Urgent Call for Company Based in Macaé Brings Temporary Opportunity for Safety Technician to Work Onshore

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