Perenco abre vagas offshore e onshore para o Rio de Janeiro

Perenco Opens Offshore And Onshore Positions In Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 26/01/2020 at 11:22

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Job Vacancies Announced by Perenco for Offshore and Onshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro

For projects in the oil and gas sector, Perenco announced onshore and offshore job vacancies for mechanical, QHSE, and more, with operations offshore and in Rio de Janeiro. Siemens Multinational Hires Professionals for Jobs in São Paulo and Jundiaí

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Perenco is the leading independent oil and gas company in Europe. It has a team of over 6,000 people operating onshore and offshore in 13 countries worldwide, from Northern Europe to Africa and South America to Southeast Asia.

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Check below the onshore and offshore job vacancies announced by Perenco. To apply, simply click on the desired position link, and you will be redirected to the application page. Good luck!

Offshore Mechanical Supervisor

Manage maintenance team; Participate in team development; Good interpersonal skills; Physically participate with teams during interventions; Be dynamic and conscientious; Show initiative; Verify compliance of suppliers, subcontractors, and service providers; Train staff in procedures and techniques.

Education level and proven experience: Offshore experience: minimum 5 years, with at least 2 years as a team lead; Education: Mechanical Engineer, or Mechanical Technician with relevant experience; English is a plus; QHSE specialist; Socioeconomics specialist.

QHSE Specialist

Education: Safety Engineering or Safety Technician. Experience: Minimum of 3 years in the Oil and Gas E&P sector.

Profile: Ability to implement internal audits in SMS alongside Perenco and its service providers; In-depth knowledge and support in implementing Regulatory Standard 37 – NR37; Support Operations Management in achieving compliance with Brazilian legislation related to SMS and O&G in the E&P sector.

Socioeconomics Specialist

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Geography / Social Communication / Economics / Social Sciences / Oceanography OR Biology OR other related fields with a focus on socioeconomics and community engagement in Oil and Gas E&P projects.

Experience: Preferably at least 4 years of experience in the socioeconomic area related to the development of oil and gas projects.

Profile: Objectivity and results-oriented, with good interpersonal skills; Experience in environmental licensing, development of socioeconomic studies, and implementation of socioeconomics programs (PEA, PCS, PEAT, etc.); Experience in developing social projects and implementing corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Perenco Opens Offshore And Onshore Positions In Rio de Janeiro

Job Vacancies Announced by Perenco for Offshore and Onshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro

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Perenco Opens Offshore And Onshore Positions In Rio de Janeiro

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