Em contrato Petrobras de longo prazo, Infotec tem vagas de emprego e recebe currículos em mãos em seu escritório no RJ para cargos marítimos

In Long-Term Petrobras Contract, Infotec Has Job Openings and Accepts Resumes In-Person At Its Office In Rio de Janeiro For Maritime Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/12/2019 at 08:23

Updated on 23/12/2019 at 08:37

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These Job Vacancies Are Only for Mariners to Work in Petrobras Operations, the Deadline for Submitting Resumes in Person Ends at 12 PM

According to the latest report from Petrobras after the release of its strategic plan for 2020-2024, contractors and shipowners are well organized and closing several contracts with the state-owned company, mainly in the maritime support modality. That’s what today’s article is about, so pay absolute attention when applying for these positions.

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For this contract with Petrobras, a representative from Human Resources at Infotec Brasil announced on Sunday (22), job vacancies for some maritime positions: 2 ON BCO, 2 ON, MCB and MNC. It will be necessary to present the STCW certificates (International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping) and CBSP (Basic Safety Course for Platforms).

Currently, Infotec operates services in Information Management, Contract Supervision, Occupational Safety, Environment and Health, Services, E&P Managed Services, Logistics and Supply Chain, Specialized Outsourcing, and IT Managed Services. For additional details, visit the company’s website here.

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How to Apply for These Job Vacancies at Petrobras?

Interested candidates for these positions can submit their resumes in two ways: In Person or by Email:

In Person – The address is Avenida Teófilo Antoni, 63/11, Centro – RJ. The deadline for submitting the resume ends today, between 8 AM and 12 PM.
Email – If you are unable to send or reach the office by this deadline, contact opportunityoffshore@yahoo.com, always stating the job title in the subject.

Reiterating that there will be no extension of the deadline or flexibility, strictly adhere to what is described in this article to avoid any unnecessary mistakes or frustrations; if you do not meet these requirements, it is futile.

In Long-Term Petrobras Contract, Infotec Has Job Openings and Accepts Resumes In-Person At Its Office In Rio de Janeiro For Maritime Positions

These Job Vacancies Are Only for Mariners to Work in Petrobras Operations, the Deadline for Submitting Resumes in Person Ends at 12 PM

See More Updated Job Vacancies for Mariners

How to Apply for These Job Vacancies at Petrobras?

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