Prosafe abre vagas para o Rio de Janeiro

Prosafe Opens More Opportunities for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/07/2018 at 23:23

Updated on 29/07/2018 at 23:26

Pro-Safe abre mais oportunidades para o Rio de Janeiro

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More Opportunities for Rio de Janeiro Opened by Pro-Safe. These are Opportunities for HR and Engineering Areas.

Prosafe opens positions in Rio de Janeiro for the Human Resources and Engineering areas. The company is one of the main owners and operators of semi-submersible accommodation vessels. Prosafe owns / operates eight semi-submersible accommodation, safety, and support vessels and one Tender Support Vessel (TSV) providing drilling support services on the Norwegian continental shelf.

Additionally, Prosafe has the option to receive three new and complete vessels, which are being maintained in a preserved mode at COSCO Shipping (Qidong) Offshore Co. Ltd. in China. Prosafe’s fleet consists of a combination of dynamically positioned and anchored vessels. Thus, the fleet is versatile and capable of operating in almost all offshore environments. Prosafe is headquartered in Larnaca (Cyprus) and has offices in Aberdeen (Scotland), Stavanger (Norway), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), and Singapore.

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JOBS

Personnel Logistics Coordinator
Location: Rio de Janeiro/RJ , English: Fluent/Advanced , Experience: Minimum 2 years in the Oil and Gas area, Minimum 2 years in Human Resources and/or Personnel Logistics.
Technical Manager
Location: Rio de Janeiro/RJ English: Fluent, Experience: Minimum 5 years in the Oil and Gas area, Minimum 4 years in the technical and/or maintenance area in offshore units, Desirable degree in Electrical Engineering.
Intern – Engineering
Location: Rio de Janeiro/RJ, English: Fluent/Advanced, Degree: Electrical, Mechanical, Production or Civil.

How to Apply

To apply for the open positions at Prosafe Serviços Marítimos Ltda, you need to send your resume to cv_brazilhr@prosafe.com.

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Prosafe Opens More Opportunities for Rio de Janeiro

More Opportunities for Rio de Janeiro Opened by Pro-Safe. These are Opportunities for HR and Engineering Areas.

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