Para operações offshore, multinacional de petróleo convoca profissionais da área química no estado do RJ

For Offshore Operations, Oil Multinational Calls for Chemical Professionals in the State of RJ

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/12/2019 at 13:18

Updated on 05/12/2019 at 13:33

Trabalhador offshore mostrando o petróleo extraído

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Candidates Must Work on Offshore Oil Platform and Be Available to Work in the State of RJ in a 14×14 Shift

The offshore segment of the oil industry is increasingly heated and continues to hire. Many companies in the sector have announced positions for a variety of roles. This time, the focus is on technical and higher-level professionals in the chemical area. Also see that offshore engineers are in demand today, December 5

The main responsibilities assigned to the workers requested for the highlighted position include: Correction of dosage of products used on the offshore platform, Issuance of reports, Monitoring of chemical products, Supply of chemical products, Laboratory analyses, Inventory control, among others.

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Qualifications

Technical Degree in Chemistry and/or Chemical Engineering;
Availability to work in an offshore 14×14 shift;
Intermediate English is desirable;
Offshore experience is desirable;
Good knowledge of Excel;
Desirable CBSP and Huet;
Active CRQ.

Benefits

Medical assistance
Dental assistance
Life insurance

Application for This Offshore Position

Interested candidates who meet the profile required for the reported job must apply by clicking here and will be automatically redirected to the registration page. Remember that the company has not provided details of the selection process, so keep your courses and certifications updated. Good luck.

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For Offshore Operations, Oil Multinational Calls for Chemical Professionals in the State of RJ

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