Engeman Offers Over 250 Offshore Job Vacancies in Macaé; Welder, Instrumentation Technician, Platform Assistant, and More Are Invited

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/07/2021 at 16:45

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The Offshore Job Openings at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Require Specific and Updated Certificates for Each Position

Engeman, a service provider in the oil and gas sector, has over 250 offshore job openings available in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro. The opportunities are for the following positions: Crane Operator, Platform Assistant, TBM Instrumentation Technician, Maintenance Coordinator, and Level 1 Scaffolder. It is important to note that candidates must possess specific and valid certificates. See also: Engeman Wins Contract with Petrobras in the Campos Basin for Crane Operation and Maintenance as Well as Industrial Cleaning on 9 Platforms

ATTENTION! CPG is not responsible for the offshore job offers at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro. The opportunities are external and can be filled at any time. Check, at the time of application, whether the offshore positions are still available. If so, be sure to apply.

Prerequisites for Offshore Job Openings at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Crane Operator – 100 openings

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Details of this offshore job opening at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro: 2 years of experience in the role in an offshore capacity; Technical certificate in mechanics or mechatronics preferred; Must have the following certificates valid: CBSP; HUET; CRANE OPERATOR (NR34/NR37) 40h; CONFINED SPACE (NR33); WORKING AT HEIGHT (NR35).

Platform Assistant – 100 openings

Details of this offshore job opening at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro: 2 years of experience in the role as Platform Assistant, Area Man, or Load Handling Assistant in an offshore capacity; Must have the following certificates valid: CBSP; HUET; LOAD HANDLING (NR-34/NR-37) 40h; MCIA; CONFINED SPACE (NR-33); WORKING AT HEIGHT (NR-35); Completed primary education.

TBM Instrumentation Technician – 10 openings

Details of this offshore job opening at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro: Technical education in instrumentation, electronics, or automation; Minimum of 4 years of experience in the role, working in an industrial area with emphasis on turbomachinery; Must have the following certificates valid: CBSP; HUET; EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE; SEP 40H; NR10 40H; NR10 16H; NR37 HIGH VOLTAGE; CONFINED SPACE (NR33); WORKING AT HEIGHT (NR35); CFT/CRT WITH CURRENT ANNUITY.

Maintenance Coordinator – 3 openings

Details of this offshore job opening at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro: 3 years of experience in the role in an offshore capacity; Experience supervising maintenance services on load handling equipment, motors, industrial pumps, small, medium, and large compressors, torque converters, cranes, winches, and other mechanical equipment in units; Must have the following certificates valid: CBSP; HUET; CSMF (OFFSHORE UNIT MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR COURSE); CONFINED SPACE (NR33); WORKING AT HEIGHT (NR35).

Level 1 Scaffolder – 50 openings

Details of this offshore job opening at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro: 3 years of experience in the role in an offshore capacity; Must have the following certificates valid: CBSP; HUET; IRATA; Conformed Space (NR33); Working at Heights (NR 35); Completed primary education.

How to Apply for the Positions Described Above

If you wish to apply for any of the offshore job openings described above, just click on the position of interest to be redirected to the company’s website. We wish good luck to all!

Engeman Offers Over 250 Offshore Job Vacancies in Macaé; Welder, Instrumentation Technician, Platform Assistant, and More Are Invited

The Offshore Job Openings at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Require Specific and Updated Certificates for Each Position

Prerequisites for Offshore Job Openings at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

How to Apply for the Positions Described Above

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Engeman Offers Over 250 Offshore Job Vacancies in Macaé; Welder, Instrumentation Technician, Platform Assistant, and More Are Invited

The Offshore Job Openings at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Require Specific and Updated Certificates for Each Position

Prerequisites for Offshore Job Openings at Engeman in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

How to Apply for the Positions Described Above

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