Recrutamento offshore está recebendo currículos para futuros projetos

Offshore Recruitment Is Accepting Resumes For Future Projects

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 10/04/2018 at 17:32 Updated on 10/04/2018 at 17:55

Job Openings Are Available for Nearly All Offshore, Oil and Gas Positions Announced by a Human Resources Company on April 10, 2018

Here are some good official offshore opportunities announced directly by ABZ Services, a human resources company specializing in recruiting professionals for oil and gas companies. It’s important to note that there’s no need to become desperate or anxious, as the company states that resume submissions are for future projects. Therefore, please do not keep calling the company sending resumes one after another or pulling your hair out, as it won’t be very helpful. However, based on our experience, when they make this type of announcement, it’s because good things are on the way. Here are the offshore professionals that ABZ is looking for:

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Production Supervisor
Production Operator
Control Room Operator
Laboratory Technician
Planning Technician
Storekeeper
Mechanic
Electrician
Instrumentation Technician

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Maintenance Supervisor
Instrumentation Supervisor
Radio Operator
Safety Technician
Nurse
Deck Supervisor
Craneman
Fieldman
Painter
Others

Interested parties please send your CV to recrutamento@abzservicos.com, indicating in the email subject the job title, name, city of residence and years of experience in the role. For example: “Electrician, Paulo Nogueira, Macaé -RJ, 8 years of experience.” Remember, the information is official and straight from the source. If you have any questions regarding the news, please check the video below from the recording we made this afternoon. Click Petróleo e Gás is on top of the news while other sites only copy, so join us because here it’s gold! We would like you to subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking here.

Offshore Recruitment Is Accepting Resumes For Future Projects

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