Offshore Human Resources Receives Request for Registration of Professionals

Escrito por Paulo Nogueira

Publicado em 29/04/2019 às 16:14

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The Global Human Resources Company WRS Received a Request from a Large Offshore Multinational to Register Experienced Professionals in Drilling Rigs for Contracts in the Coming Months

WRS began compiling a resume bank for future and latent offshore positions that will be launched in the near future. No information was provided about dates or what the contract will be; the HR representative simply asked professionals to submit their resumes because a large oil multinational is about to bid, and if awarded the contract, it will need to call some professionals immediately:

List of Available Offshore Positions

Offshore Installation Manager
Toolpusher
Driller
Assistant Driller
Heavy Lift Crane Operator
Crane Operator
Senior Electrician
Electrician
Senior Mechanic
Mechanic
Barge Engineer
Assistant Barge Engineer
Safety Training Officer
Materials Administrator
Ballast Control Room Operator

As mentioned in the first paragraph, the recruiter is global; therefore, all qualifications and messages must be in English to compete for these offshore positions.

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If you wish to apply in advance for these roles, please send your CV and Certifications to Joseph.W@worldwide-rs.com “IN ENGLISH“.

About WRS

WRS is a global provider of workforce solutions with several awards for the energy, marine, construction, mining, power, and commodities industries.

There are many other offshore positions on the company’s official website, but registration will be required beforehand. Access it here and see some other available opportunities beyond these. There are 18 positions in the oil and gas sector, 11 in marine, and 13 in mining.

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