Seadrill HR Calls For Offshore Projects In Rio de Janeiro And Suriname

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/05/2019 at 15:45

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Official Opportunities Announced by Seadrill on This May 8th for Brazilians Who Wish to Participate in Projects in South America, All Positions Listed Are for Offshore Mode

Excellent opportunities for offshore operations at the global drilling company Seadrill were announced a few hours ago for activities in South America, more precisely in Rio de Janeiro and Suriname. Real and fully updated vacancies, just click on each of the names in the list below; we even made a video that you can find at the end of the official HR announcement.

Welder ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Suriname Latin America South
Roustabout ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Suriname Latin America South
Engine Room Operator ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Rio De Janeiro Latin America South
Rig Administrator ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Rio De Janeiro Latin America South
Motor Man ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Rio De Janeiro Latin America South
Roughneck ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Suriname Latin America South
Roustabout ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Rio De Janeiro Latin America South
Rig Administrator ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Suriname Latin America South
Derrickman ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Suriname Latin America South
Motor Man ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Suriname Latin America South
Crane Operator ⇒ Operations (Offshore) Suriname Latin America South

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Seadrill HR Calls For Offshore Projects In Rio de Janeiro And Suriname

Official Opportunities Announced by Seadrill on This May 8th for Brazilians Who Wish to Participate in Projects in South America, All Positions Listed Are for Offshore Mode

VIDEO: OFFICIAL HR ANNOUNCEMENT ON THIS MAY 8TH

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