Drilling Service Provider Initiates Recruitment for Job Openings on Offshore Contracts in Rio das Ostras; 14 x 14 Shift Schedule

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/08/2020 at 11:51

Updated on 06/08/2020 at 12:03

Constellation, empresa do ramo de petróleo e gás, está com vagas offshore para profissionais marítimos em diferentes cargos

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Constellation, a Oil and Gas Company, Is Hiring Offshore for Marine Professionals in Different Positions

The job openings are for oil and gas professionals with high school and higher education experienced in the offshore sector, willing to work on contracts with Constellation in Rio das Ostras on a 14 x 14 shift schedule. The largest manufacturer of sodium bicarbonate in Latin America is setting up a new Industrial Hub in Bahia and creating many job openings.

Constellation is the largest private drilling and production service provider in Brazil. With nearly 40 years of continuous operations, Constellation has built its reputation for excellence in onshore and offshore drilling services.

IMPORTANT! Many people have questioned the fact that we at Click Petróleo e Gás are posting job vacancies during this global pandemic due to the coronavirus.

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ATTENTION! Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for applications; the job opportunities for offshore activities in Rio das Ostras listed below are external and may expire at any moment on Constellation’s site.

See Below All Job Openings for Offshore Work in Rio das Ostras Posted by Constellation

Benefits: The company states that it offers a salary compatible with the market, health insurance, dental assistance, life insurance, and food allowance.

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Are you a resident of Rio das Ostras and interested in any of the offshore job vacancies above? To know the requirements and apply for the opportunities, just click on the desired position. GOOD LUCK!

Drilling Service Provider Initiates Recruitment for Job Openings on Offshore Contracts in Rio das Ostras; 14 x 14 Shift Schedule

Constellation, a Oil and Gas Company, Is Hiring Offshore for Marine Professionals in Different Positions

Check Out Other Job Opportunities for Rio de Janeiro

See Below All Job Openings for Offshore Work in Rio das Ostras Posted by Constellation

Offshore Job Application – Rio das Ostras

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Drilling Service Provider Initiates Recruitment for Job Openings on Offshore Contracts in Rio das Ostras; 14 x 14 Shift Schedule

Constellation, a Oil and Gas Company, Is Hiring Offshore for Marine Professionals in Different Positions

Check Out Other Job Opportunities for Rio de Janeiro

See Below All Job Openings for Offshore Work in Rio das Ostras Posted by Constellation

Offshore Job Application – Rio das Ostras

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