Operators Are Requested at Porto do Açu by Edson Chouest

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/06/2019 at 14:29

Updated on 12/06/2019 at 14:41

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The Job Openings Were Posted On June 12 For Professionals Who Want To Work For One Of The Companies In The Group, Tank Clean, In Operations At Porto do Açu

Great job openings were initiated a few hours ago at Porto do Açu by Edson Chouest to work in the company’s logistics and transportation sector, to perform services in the oil and gas modality. Tank Clean, one of its belonging companies, is responsible for these operations and for disclosing the requirements for the position below, understand more:

Work Location: Porto do Açu (São João da Barra)

Activity

Lead and wait for trucks to transport waste between the company’s bases
Check documents, according to the company’s procedures and standards.
Perform a checklist at the beginning of each shift
Carry out preventive maintenance

Requirements

Technical Course Preferred
Hold a Category E Driver’s License
MOPP Course Preferred
Minimum of 3 years of experience with Class E trucks
Experience in the oil and gas sector or the port sector, with service to the fleet vessels.

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Interested parties should send their resumes to the email brazil.recrutamento@chouest.com, informing in the subject line of the message the name of the desired position

Tank Clean, LLC was founded in 1998 to provide tank cleaning services and fluid recovery for oil and gas companies operating from Port Fourchon. Since then, Clean Tank has evolved into one of the largest tank cleaning companies serving the U.S. Gulf Coast.

The services include liquid mud cleaning, bulk solids, fuels, methanol, and chemical tanks; fuel and chemical recovery and filtration; and cleaning of holds, fracturing tanks, MPTs, cut boxes, valves, baskets, and other diverse oil and gas containment devices and equipment.

Operators Are Requested at Porto do Açu by Edson Chouest

The Job Openings Were Posted On June 12 For Professionals Who Want To Work For One Of The Companies In The Group, Tank Clean, In Operations At Porto do Açu

Work Location: Porto do Açu (São João da Barra)

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Operators Are Requested at Porto do Açu by Edson Chouest

The Job Openings Were Posted On June 12 For Professionals Who Want To Work For One Of The Companies In The Group, Tank Clean, In Operations At Porto do Açu

Work Location: Porto do Açu (São João da Barra)

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