Rio de Janeiro Has Offshore And Onshore Positions Available At Ocyan, Subsea7, And 6 More Companies

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/07/2019 at 09:14

Updated on 13/07/2019 at 09:16

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The Majority Are For Offshore Oil And Gas Activities In Rio de Janeiro At Major Oil Companies In The Sector, But There Are Operational And Technical Opportunities In Various Regions Of Brazil

For professionals from Rio de Janeiro or even from other regions, here are some more offshore or onshore opportunities at companies Ocyan, Subsea7, Michelin, and others in the industrial sector in the state. All of them are listed on the VAGAS.COM site, and some close today, so tag your friends and share this post; any of them may be in need and the deadline is short.

Offshore Mechanical Technician II – Expires on 07/26 – Subsea7 ⇒ Education: Technical High School in Mechanics with CREA, advanced knowledge in hydraulics and English (intermediate reading and speaking) Experience in activities as a Technician in an offshore environment or strong experience in general Maintenance, Apply Here.

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Offshore Radio Operator – Expires on 07/17 – Ocyan ⇒ Minimum education: Completed High School, valid CBSP, EBCP, GMDSS, and CNS-014 Certificates. Advanced/Fluent English. Intermediate/advanced Office package and prior experience as a Radio Operator. Desired experience with SAP and DRAKE systems. Apply Here.

Mechanical Maintenance Technician – Expires on 07/30 – Michelin ⇒ Must have completed Technical course in Mechanics, completed high school, experience in the mechanical area in large industries, and availability for shift work. Apply Here.

Offshore Warehouseman – Expires on 07/13 (Today) – Confidential Company ⇒ Completed High School, Intermediate English, Office Package, Offshore Experience, and Knowledge of Load Handling Operations. Apply Here.

Inspection Assistant – Expires on 08/09 – Confidential Company ⇒ – Technical education in (Mechanics, Metallurgy, Chemistry, Electromechanics, and/or Specific Course in Equipment Inspection) and professional training in the mentioned or related services for at least 03 years. Knowledge in Word, Excel, Power Point, and SAP ERP. Apply Here.

Fuel Operational Assistant – Expires on 08/09 – Confidential Company ⇒ Technical education in (Electrotechnics, Electromechanics, Electronics, Constructions, Automation, or Chemistry) and professional training in the mentioned or related services for at least 03 years. Knowledge in Word, Excel, Power Point, and SAP ERP. Apply Here.

Rio de Janeiro Has Offshore And Onshore Positions Available At Ocyan, Subsea7, And 6 More Companies

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