Para base em Macaé, Oceaneering contrata Técnicos na área de ferramentas subsea e Rov

Oceaneering Hires Technicians in Subsea Tools and ROV for Macaé Base

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 18/03/2020 at 13:18

Updated on 18/03/2020 at 14:31

A multinacional americana líder de prestação de serviço de engenharia no setor offshore da indústria de óleo e gás Oceaneering busca hoje por técnicos para Macaé

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The American Multinational Leading Engineering Services Provider in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry is Currently Looking for Technicians for Macaé

Oceaneering is currently seeking (18) for contracts in Macaé, professionals with a technical high school education in mechanics, electronics, or related fields, to fill positions in the oil and gas sector in onshore and offshore regimes. Offshore Contracts in Rio das Ostras Demand Job Openings Today for Norwegian Aker Solutions.

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The American Multinational Leading Engineering Services Provider in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry is Currently Looking for Technicians for Macaé

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