Processo seletivo offshore convoca técnicos moradores da região de Macaé e Rio das Ostras, no RJ

Offshore Selection Process Calls For Technicians Living In The Macaé And Rio das Ostras Region, RJ

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Published on 29/06/2020 at 14:51

Processo seletivo offshore para técnicos moradores da região de Macaé e Rio das Ostras, no RJ

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Selection Process Requires Technical Professionals for Offshore Contracts and Projects at Oil and Gas Company Oceânica

Oceânica is conducting a selection process for offshore vacancies in the roles of Safety Technician and ROV Operations Technician. The company informs that professionals from Macaé, Rio das Ostras, and surrounding areas will have an advantage. Electricians, Boilermakers, and Instrument Technicians Called for Job Openings in Industrial Assembly Works in Rio Grande do Sul

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The OCEÂNICA is a Brazilian company dedicated to providing engineering technology services and solutions for companies with maritime and offshore activities. It offers vessel chartering, underwater engineering services, ROV, and diving for inspection and repair.

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If You Want to Re-enter the Job Market, Check Below for Offshore Positions for Professionals from Macaé and Rio das Ostras

SAFETY TECHNICIAN

Technical course in Safety at Work
CBSP
Professional registration
Resident of the Macaé and Rio das Ostras area
Experience and availability to work offshore

ROV OPERATIONS TECHNICIAN

Industrial technician
Active CRT;
CBSP;
NR-10 (40 hours)
NR-34 Admission
Experience with Workclass
Experience with SGO (Operational Management System)

APPLICATIONS

Professionals from Macaé and Rio das Ostras interested and fitting the profile for the aforementioned offshore position should send an updated resume, indicating the job title in the subject line, to the following email: curriculo@oceanicasub.com.br Good luck!

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Offshore Selection Process Calls For Technicians Living In The Macaé And Rio das Ostras Region, RJ

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