Petro Group contrata hoje no Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo

Petro Group Hires Today in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/11/2018 at 21:42

São Roque do Paraguaçu, estão sendo contruidas duas Plataformas auto-elevatórias para a Petrobrás. NA foto: Foto: Ivan Erick | AGECOM

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Engineers and Specialists in the Petrochemical and Pipeline Field Are Called for Immediate Start by Petro Group, Know the Requirements

Specialized in international consulting for human capital services operating in several countries, Petra Group has experienced teams in various technical and corporate markets. It finds the right professionals in different types of industries and businesses. In the Oil and Gas sector, it faces the challenges of a highly rigorous, competitive, and sophisticated market. The company has open opportunities for qualified professionals in various areas.

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- Safety Specialist – Degree in Engineering with a postgraduate degree in Occupational Safety and active CREA; Certification in the main market methods such as ISSO, OHSAS, and the like; International experience desired; Managerial profile and availability to travel; Fluent English and coming from the Mining, Petrochemical, and Oil and Gas sectors.
- HSE Specialist – Minimum of 4 years of practical experience in HSE management; Specialization in Occupational Safety or Health, Safety Engineering, Security Sciences or Environmental Health; Experience with national/local legislation/regulations applicable to HSE; Experience with management systems in compliance with OHSAS 18001 (or the new ISO 45001 standard), ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001.
- Pipeline Programming Specialist – Degree in Engineering; Specific experience in the oil and gas sector; Knowledge in Pipeline Studio is desired; Availability to work/reside in Rio de Janeiro; Hands-on profile and advanced English.

The opportunities mentioned above are for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Candidates who agree with the vacancies described by Petra Group, can apply through the company’s website by clicking here.

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Petro Group Hires Today in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Engineers and Specialists in the Petrochemical and Pipeline Field Are Called for Immediate Start by Petro Group, Know the Requirements

Check Out the Featured Positions

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Engineers and Specialists in the Petrochemical and Pipeline Field Are Called for Immediate Start by Petro Group, Know the Requirements

Check Out the Featured Positions

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