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Multinational Offshore Oil Companies Begin Hiring In All Areas

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/07/2017 at 07:00

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The Moment Has Come in the Offshore Sector That Many Have Been Waiting For, Oil Multinationals Are Hiring Now

While the offshore sector here in Brazil is quite weak, other multinationals around the world are hiring many workers, including from our country to work in operational fronts on drilling rigs, drilling ships, and lifting platforms. The need for these professionals is so pronounced that they have decided to search here on official Brazilian recruitment sites. At this moment, there are opportunities for Mechanics, Electricians, Pipe Inspectors, Instrument Technicians, Electrician Helpers, Crane Operators, Doctors, Radio Operators, Pumpmen, Deckhands, Engine Room Crew, Welders, Roustabouts, Drillers/Assistants, Radio Operators, Tool Pushers, Mechanical and Electrical Technicians/Engineers, Construction and Production Supervisors. Pay attention to the qualifications and job responsibilities, the emails have already been checked and HRs have given the “OK” for the hiring of Brazilians, so now it’s up to you! Here are the opportunities below:

Carimin Group

The Carimin Group has international vacancies for Mechanics, Electricians, Pipe Inspectors, and Instrument Technicians. It is necessary to have the CBSP, HEUT, and Bosiet courses updated and functional, as well as fluency in English and experience in the roles. Interested parties should send their resumes in English to mazuin@carimin.com

JDR Energy

JDR Energy has openings for professionals who wish to work in the Persian Gulf on lifting platforms for the 2017 selection process. The schedule will be 28×28 and only candidates with updated passports without international restrictions will be accepted. Please send your resumes in English, of course stating your nationality. The vacancies are for:

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Emirates Petroleum Company

The Emirates Petroleum Company urgently needs oil and gas workers of any nationality to work in the Middle East in the following positions:

Engineers, superintendents, and drilling supervisors (2 positions each), Construction and Production Supervisors (2 positions), Mechanical and Electrical Technicians/Engineers (4 positions), Drillers/Assistants, Radio Operators, Tool Pushers, Deckhands, and Roustabouts. Interested parties with experience in the role, please send your resumes to info@emiratespetroleumdrilling.com, indicating your country of origin and the desired position.

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Multinational Offshore Oil Companies Begin Hiring In All Areas

The Moment Has Come in the Offshore Sector That Many Have Been Waiting For, Oil Multinationals Are Hiring Now

Carimin Group

JDR Energy

Emirates Petroleum Company

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