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Petroserv Announces Job Opening in Macaé This Morning for Offshore Activities in 14 x 14 Shift Rotation

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/11/2019 at 12:28

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Petroserv Announces Jobs in Macaé for Offshore Professionals Available for 14 x 14 Shift on This Tuesday, 05

In Macaé, Ventura Petróleo S.A, a company in the Oil and Gas sector, announced job openings through its official news vehicle on the morning of this day 5. The opportunities today are for Radio Operators who are available to work on a 14×14 rotation. Attention! Ocyan Macaé with fresh opportunities for offshore and onshore activities.

Ventura is a company in the Petroserv Marine group and was founded in 1972 by Tobias Cepelowicz and Roberto Jessourun, who have been working in the Oil and Gas Industry since 1960.

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Today, the company is structured in four main areas of activity, namely: Maritime Operations on the Brazilian continental shelf, Project Development, Exploration and Production Projects, and Manufacturer Representation of Products and Services.

Benefits: The company offers its employees a competitive salary, meal ticket, health plan, dental plan, and life insurance.

Radio Operator – Application Deadline 14/11

Requirements

Availability to work offshore on a 14 x 14 shift
Completed high school education
Minimum of 3 years of experience in the role
Fluent English
Certifications: GMDSS; CNS014 and CHT

Application for Offshore Job at Petroserv Macaé

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Petroserv Announces Job Opening in Macaé This Morning for Offshore Activities in 14 x 14 Shift Rotation

Petroserv Announces Jobs in Macaé for Offshore Professionals Available for 14 x 14 Shift on This Tuesday, 05

Radio Operator – Application Deadline 14/11

Application for Offshore Job at Petroserv Macaé

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