Processo seletivo offshore amedrontador divulgado no jornal pela UO-Rio: Parada de Manutenção

Daunting Offshore Selection Process Announced by UO-Rio in Newspaper: Maintenance Shutdown

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/01/2018 at 17:58

Updated on 24/02/2019 at 18:56

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Rio de Janeiro Operations Unit Makes Frightening Publication on Many Offshore Positions for Scheduled Maintenance.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]More offshore jobs have been announced, but this time, the one who stepped up and announced the hiring was the UO-RIO (Rio de Janeiro Operations Unit) in a well-known printed newspaper in the state. There are many positions for various roles, but it is still unknown why they are calling professionals in this way. But who are we to complain about this, right? As long as the selection processes are real.

Open Positions

Helpers,
welders,
scaffolders,
scaffolding supervisors,
instrument technicians,
electrical technicians,
electricians,
boilermakers,
climbing boilermakers,
boilermaking supervisors,
N3 boilermaking supervisors,
painters, climbing painters,
hydroblasting painters,
painting supervisors,
inspectors for welding/painting/electrical/instrumentation/NDT/Climber,
monitoring technicians, painting/boilermaking delineators,
planning technicians and coordinators.

Requirements and Email

All candidates must reside in Macaé or nearby cities, have proven experience on their work record, safety training courses, and NR-33 (Confined Space) courses. Interested applicants should send their resumes to curriculos.uorio@gmail.com, stating the position in the subject of the message. The positions are also open to individuals with disabilities. See the newspaper publication below, although we are not sure of the posting date:

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Daunting Offshore Selection Process Announced by UO-Rio in Newspaper: Maintenance Shutdown

Rio de Janeiro Operations Unit Makes Frightening Publication on Many Offshore Positions for Scheduled Maintenance.

Open Positions

Requirements and Email

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