Perbras contrata em Macaé técnicos para atividade offshore hoje 8 de outubro

Perbras Hires Technicians for Offshore Activity in Macaé Today, October 8

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/10/2019 at 14:41

Updated on 08/10/2019 at 15:03

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In Macaé, Brazilian Drilling Company – Perbras is Seeking Technical Professionals Available to Work Offshore

Perbras offers offshore opportunities in Macaé on this October 8, for candidates who have initiative, commitment, dedication, and who are seeking innovative and sustainable solutions for the oil industry. Attention that Petroserv is looking for professionals on this day for activities on Drill Ship, Semi-Submersible, and FPWSO.

Perbras is a company that has been providing services and renting equipment in the oil and gas sector since around 1966. Specialists in providing oil and natural gas production drilling services (onshore and offshore).

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Platform Assistant in Macaé

Responsibilities

Assist in the movement of loads, cleaning, and organizing the drill and the platform deck.

Requirements and Qualifications

Complete High School and/or Technical Course in Mechanics, Electrotechnics, Mechatronics, and related fields;
Have 6 months of experience in the activity;
Live in the state of Rio de Janeiro;
Knowledge and skills in Excel and Word.

Application

If you are a specialized professional and meet the company’s requirements, register IMMEDIATELY by clicking this link, good luck!

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Perbras Hires Technicians for Offshore Activity in Macaé Today, October 8

In Macaé, Brazilian Drilling Company – Perbras is Seeking Technical Professionals Available to Work Offshore

Platform Assistant in Macaé

Application

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Perbras Hires Technicians for Offshore Activity in Macaé Today, October 8

In Macaé, Brazilian Drilling Company – Perbras is Seeking Technical Professionals Available to Work Offshore

Platform Assistant in Macaé

Application

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