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Global Offshore Company Recruitment Process Has Begun: Send Your Resumes Now

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/07/2017 at 22:40

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Multinational Company With Rigs in Various Parts of the World Just Announced a Recruitment Process for Many Offshore and Onshore Roles

GASOFFSHORE was established in 2003 to provide the best and most profitable solutions for the labor needs of the global industry of offshore oil and gas.
The company’s key goal is to be the leading labor supplier, providing innovative and viable solutions for all human resource needs of the offshore oil and gas industry worldwide.
GASOFFSHORE is confident that its team members will represent and wear the company’s colors well in any part of the globe. Because of this, it is opening its recruitment process for the following positions:

Available Positions

Cranemen/Helpers, Driller Assistants, Vessel Engineers, Roustabouts, Electricians/Helpers, Electronics Technicians/Helpers, Floormen, Materials Coordinators/Warehousing Assistants, Mechanics/Helpers, Doctors, Nurses, Motormen, Radio Operators, Offshore Receptionists, Rig Maintenance Supervisors, Area Hands, Safety Technicians, Welders, Engineers, Subsea Engineers/Assistants.

How to Apply

All candidates must have technical or higher education in the areas mentioned above or equivalent, up-to-date embarkation courses, and experience in the role. Those with a passport and good spoken and written English will have a significant advantage. If you meet the requirements for the role, send an email to roland.utik@gasoffshore.com and juelyananne@gmail.com. Due to the volume of emails received, the company may block the sending of resumes at any time.

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Note: Send 2 resumes, one in English and the other in Portuguese. In the email subject, use the following format as an example: “Paulo Nogueira – Brazilian Electrical Technician (Profession) – 5 (years of experience) years experienced”. This is important; if you make a mistake in this regard, it will be fatal! They won’t even look at your resume. Good luck to everyone and CLICK HERE TO JOIN OUR OFFICIAL FACEBOOK GROUP

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Global Offshore Company Recruitment Process Has Begun: Send Your Resumes Now

Multinational Company With Rigs in Various Parts of the World Just Announced a Recruitment Process for Many Offshore and Onshore Roles

Available Positions

How to Apply

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