Petroserv contratando profissionais offshore para escala 14x14 em Macaé; salários de até R$ 5.500 além de outros benefícios.

Petroserv Hiring Offshore Professionals for 14×14 Shift in Macaé; Salaries Up to R$ 5,500 Plus Other Benefits.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/08/2019 at 11:20

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Ventura Petróleo Requests Offshore Professionals for Macaé This Thursday, 28; Company Offers Salaries Up to R$ 5,500 Along with Other Benefits.

Ventura Petróleo S.A, an Oil and Gas company, announced through its official news vehicle, the offshore vacancies for the positions of Offshore Warehouseman and Offshore Nurse. Professionals need to be available to work in Macaé on a 14×14 shift. Are you a resident of the region? The Airports of Macaé and Vitória have started to receive resumes!

Petroserv is currently structured into four main areas of activity, namely: Marine Operations in the Brazilian continental shelf, Project Development, Exploration and Production Projects, and Manufacturer Representation of Products and Services.

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Offshore Warehouseman

Requirements

2 years of experience
Intermediate English
Embarkations on Drillship and Petrobras contract (desirable)
High School diploma
Availability to work on a 14×14 shift.

The warehouseman is responsible for maintaining the correct stock level for drilling operations according to the Superintendent’s guidelines and for maintaining stock control for the maintenance team as per the Chief Engineer’s guidance. The warehouseman is responsible for supervising and controlling all materials and inventory necessary for the vessel’s operation.

Offshore Nurse

Benefits: The company offers a salary of R$ 5,500.00; Meal Ticket: R$ 575.96; Health and Dental Insurance; Life Insurance.
Requirements

Higher education and registration with the competent authority
Minimum 2 years of experience in the role
Experience in drilling rigs and Petrobras contract
Intermediate English
Knowledge of Word and Excel (desirable)
Availability to work on a 14×14 shift.

The Offshore Nurse is responsible to the Marine Installation Manager for providing medical and administrative services aboard the vessel.

Application

If you are a specialized professional in any of the above positions, don’t miss this great opportunity. Click here to register.Good luck!

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