Want To Go Back To Work? Oceânica Has Opportunities For ROV Trainees, Welders, Sailors, Electricians, Deckhands, And Several Other Job Openings Being Offered In Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 16/08/2022 at 14:03

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Oceânica Is Recruiting Technicians, Assistants, Electricians, Sailors, and ROV Trainees to Join Its Staff. Some Opportunities Are for Onshore Work, But All Job Openings Are for Those Residing in Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, or Rio das Ostras.

For this Tuesday, (08/16), the Brazilian company Oceânica is offering several job vacancies for the positions of analyst, boilermaker, engineer, technicians, and ROV Trainee. Some of them are for onshore work and others are exclusive for PWD. The selection processes are already underway, and to participate, candidates must have the necessary profile and know how to perform the function correctly. The covered cities are: Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and Rio das Ostras. Thus, if you reside in one of these municipalities, do not miss the chance to participate and compete for one of these opportunities.

Learn What Positions Are Being Offered by Oceânica Engineering and Submarine Consulting to Work in Rio de Janeiro

The positions with ongoing selection processes can be checked below. We inform all interested parties that CPG – Click Petroleum and Gas does not receive resumes or participate directly in the recruitment. We only help to spread the opportunities. Check it out:

International Logistics Analyst — Rio de Janeiro
Project Analyst — Macaé
Mid-Level Financial Assistant — Rio de Janeiro
Administrative Assistant — PWD — Rio das Ostras
IT Assistant — Rio de Janeiro
Boilermaker — Onshore — Rio das Ostras
Boat Cook — Rio das Ostras
Marine Electrician — Rio das Ostras
Project Engineer — Macaé
Engine Room Sailor — Rio das Ostras
Deckhand — Rio das Ostras
Navigation Officer | DPO — Rio das Ostras
Assistant Engineer — Rio das Ostras
ROV Supervisor — Rio das Ostras
Steward — Rio das Ostras
Planning Technician — Onshore — Rio das Ostras
Work Safety Technician — Onshore — Rio das Ostras

In addition to the job vacancies mentioned, Oceânica is also looking for professionals to work as ROV Trainees. Candidates who pass the selection process will need to assist in all operations involving the ROV system.

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How to Register and Participate in the Selection Processes Available at the Company?

As there are several job vacancies being offered, each one has its prerequisites, and therefore the profile of each professional varies. Thus, Oceânica provides on its website the detailed description of the necessary items to be eligible to participate in the selection processes.

Therefore, just click on this link HERE and you will be redirected to the job portal. Select the desired position, read all the details and requirements carefully, and after everything is in order, simply submit your application and hope for a positive result.

The provided link will serve for both the positions mentioned above and for the ROV Trainee. We wish good luck to all professionals!

Want To Go Back To Work? Oceânica Has Opportunities For ROV Trainees, Welders, Sailors, Electricians, Deckhands, And Several Other Job Openings Being Offered In Rio de Janeiro

Oceânica Is Recruiting Technicians, Assistants, Electricians, Sailors, and ROV Trainees to Join Its Staff. Some Opportunities Are for Onshore Work, But All Job Openings Are for Those Residing in Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, or Rio das Ostras.

Learn What Positions Are Being Offered by Oceânica Engineering and Submarine Consulting to Work in Rio de Janeiro

How to Register and Participate in the Selection Processes Available at the Company?

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Want To Go Back To Work? Oceânica Has Opportunities For ROV Trainees, Welders, Sailors, Electricians, Deckhands, And Several Other Job Openings Being Offered In Rio de Janeiro

Oceânica Is Recruiting Technicians, Assistants, Electricians, Sailors, and ROV Trainees to Join Its Staff. Some Opportunities Are for Onshore Work, But All Job Openings Are for Those Residing in Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, or Rio das Ostras.

Learn What Positions Are Being Offered by Oceânica Engineering and Submarine Consulting to Work in Rio de Janeiro

How to Register and Participate in the Selection Processes Available at the Company?

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