Perenco anuncia novas vagas offshore

Perenco Announces New Offshore Job Openings

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/08/2019 at 14:01

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Perenco Started Offshore Selection Process This Thursday (08) for Workover Supervisors and Master of Cabotage.

Perenco is once again announcing new offshore vacancies, this time the positions are for maritime professionals in the roles of Master of Cabotage and Workover Supervisor, several selection processes were opened after the purchase of assets from Petrobras at the end of last year (see here how this purchase occurred) the company is very optimistic about this purchase and aims for a new scale for the mature fields market in Brazil.

The leading independent oil and gas company in Europe, Perenco has a balanced portfolio with a solid production base, development projects, and high-quality exploration prospects worldwide, with 6,000 employees operating on land and at sea, in 13 countries around the globe, from Northern Europe to Africa and South America to Southeast Asia.

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The Announced Vacancies:

Workover Supervisors
Master of Cabotage Level 6 (Aquatic)
Safety Technician with offshore experience

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If you share Perenco’s values and vision, participate in the company’s selection process and contribute even more to its evolution. The vacancies published by one of its official channels do not provide much detail about hiring and where the exact workplace will be, therefore, send your updated resume to curriculos@br.perenco.com with certificates, qualifications, and experience relevant to the vacancies.

Do not forget to mention the name of the position of interest in the subject line. Good luck!

Also read: week with several open selection processes.

Perenco Announces New Offshore Job Openings

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The Announced Vacancies:

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