Perenco Is Hiring Offshore Professionals This Thursday, 18th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/07/2019 at 15:13

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Perenco Starts Selection Process for Nursing Professionals with Offshore Experience

The leading independent oil and gas company in Europe opened a selection process on Thursday, July 18, in search of graduates in Nursing with offshore experience. If you are a professional specialized in the area required by the company, don’t miss this great opportunity and send your resume immediately.

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

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Perenco Plans Revitalization of at Least 50 Wells in the Campos Basin

Perenco will extend production from the Carapeba, Pargo, and Vermelho fields in shallow waters of the Campos Basin over the next 20 years.
According to Perenco’s Operations Manager, Guillaume Moulinier, the company is considering the reactivation of at least 50 wells in the fields. Moulinier participated on Thursday, June 27, in the Knowledge Space of the Campos Basin at the ONIP Arena during Brazil Offshore 2019 in Macaé (RJ).

“We are here in Brazil to stay for at least the next 20 or 30 years. We see a lot of potential in the Pargo project,” said Moulinier, emphasizing the company’s focus on revitalizing mature fields.

About the Offshore Nurse Positions

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing
Offshore Experience
Experience with Telemedicine (preferred)

Application

Do you believe building a better future for the next generations involves responsible production, development, and exploration? So does Perenco. Join the company’s international adventure and be part of its vision for the future by sharing your skills and knowledge.

The company does not provide many details about the job requirements, so don’t forget to send your updated resume detailing your courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience to curriculos@br.perenco.com with “Offshore Nurses” in the subject line. Good luck!

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About the Offshore Nurse Positions

Application

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Perenco Is Hiring Offshore Professionals This Thursday, 18th

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Perenco Plans Revitalization of at Least 50 Wells in the Campos Basin

About the Offshore Nurse Positions

Application

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