Operador de sala de máquinas sendo requisitado para vaga offshore no RJ

Machinery Room Operator Being Recruited For Offshore Position in RJ

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/02/2020 at 11:03

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In Rio de Janeiro, Oil and Energy Company Seeks Engine Room Operator for Offshore Position

Engine room operator is requested by Seadrill for an offshore position at the global drilling company, announced for activities in Rio de Janeiro. Therefore, don’t miss this great opportunity to enhance your resume by adding offshore experiences. Government and Congress Unite in Favor of the Solar Energy Sector and Against ANEEL’s Revision

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A Seadrill is a leading offshore drilling company in deep waters, aiming to be the most important partner for its clients in the safe and economical provision of oil and gas.

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Engine Room Operator – Offshore/Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Responsible for the operation, monitoring, and maintenance of the main power plant on board.

Some of the responsibilities include: Compliance with Seadrill’s Code of Conduct; Compliance with applicable internal and external governmental requirements; Ensuring that no operation exceeds the limitations of the unit or its equipment; A detailed daily planning is conducted for all future operations; Good and clear communication with all parties involved.

Compliance with Seadrill’s training, certification, and competency requirements; Ensuring all emergency equipment is in good condition and configured as necessary; Non-conformities are promptly addressed and reported to the direct supervisor.

Safe and efficient execution of operational, maintenance, and repair activities; Continuous monitoring of power consumption and distribution; All drills and checks are performed as necessary; All applicable reports and logs, as required by the direct supervisor, are maintained; The engine room is kept tidy and in good working condition; Detailed handovers are provided at each daily shift change; Other tasks are carried out as necessary and/or directed by the direct supervisor.

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Machinery Room Operator Being Recruited For Offshore Position in RJ

In Rio de Janeiro, Oil and Energy Company Seeks Engine Room Operator for Offshore Position

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Engine Room Operator – Offshore/Rio de Janeiro, RJ

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Machinery Room Operator Being Recruited For Offshore Position in RJ

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Engine Room Operator – Offshore/Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Applications

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