Prestadora de serviços de perfuração, a Constellation requisita profissionais para vagas offshore em Rio das Ostras

Drilling Service Provider Constellation Seeks Professionals for Offshore Positions in Rio das Ostras

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Published on 13/03/2020 at 11:05

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Oil And Gas Company, Service Provider In Drilling, Constellation Opens Offshore Positions In Rio das Ostras

Constellation, from the oil and gas sector, is offering offshore job vacancies for radio operators and nurses. The vacancies are for the city of Rio das Ostras. If you have training in the area and wish to apply, don’t miss this opportunity.

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Constellation Oil Services is a differentiated drilling service provider due to its experience in deep and ultra-deep water drilling and land operations in remote areas. Throughout its history, Constellation has remained committed to both the Brazilian and global oil industry, having drilled over 700,000 meters in offshore wells, including the Brazilian pre-salt.

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To Apply for Constellation’s offshore positions in Rio das Ostras, simply click on the desired position, and you will be redirected to the application page. Good luck!

Drilling Service Provider Constellation Seeks Professionals for Offshore Positions in Rio das Ostras

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