Seadrill Offers Many Opportunities For Work in Canada and Other South American Countries

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/02/2019 at 12:05

Para trabalho no Canadá e outros países da América do Sul, a Seadrill oferece muitas oportunidades

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Seadrill Recently Made Major Expansions to Its Contracts in the United States, Canada, and Other Latin American Countries; For Brazilians Looking to Work in the International Oil Sector, This Could Be a Good Opportunity.

On February 8, 2019, great job opportunities appeared in Canada, Houston, Mexico, Suriname, and other regions via an official announcement by Seadrill on social media. For Brazilians who are professionals in the oil and gas sector, this could be a good chance, given that Seadrill is one of the few companies that does not mind your nationality, as long as you meet the necessary requirements.

It is important to note that to work in North American countries like Canada and the US, a work visa will be required, specifying what type of activity and the company that will require your services in these countries. The professional should also not have a criminal record.

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Seadrill Offers Many Opportunities For Work in Canada and Other South American Countries

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Seadrill Offers Many Opportunities For Work in Canada and Other South American Countries

Seadrill Recently Made Major Expansions to Its Contracts in the United States, Canada, and Other Latin American Countries; For Brazilians Looking to Work in the International Oil Sector, This Could Be a Good Opportunity.

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