Saipem do Brasil divulga contato oficial para vagas offshore

Saipem Brazil Announces Official Contact For Offshore Job Openings

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/08/2018 at 10:58

Updated on 14/08/2018 at 15:21

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With Potential Operational Contracts in the Coming Years, the Company’s Human Resources Unveils the Correct Method for Future Resume Evaluations

Offshore positions have been appearing with more vigor in recent weeks due to the intense flow of new contracts closed under the demands of large exploration operators in Brazil such as Petrobras, Total Exxon, Equinor among others. This leads service provider companies to prepare the ground for maximizing activities and hiring specialized labor. Following this premise, Saipem Offshore Brazil through its Human Resources made an official publication yesterday for the submission of resumes, here are the details, and at the end of the article check the source of the publication:

Notice for CV Submission

“For your resume to be evaluated by us, we request that you send your resume indicating in the title the position/job for selection.” It was not specified what the vacancies, positions, geographic delimitations, or any other deeper requirements are for applicants. Considering the nature of the services that the company provides, the professionals qualified to send resumes are:

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Safety Technician
Radio Operator
Warehouse Assistant
IT Technician
Engineer
Mechanical Supervisor
Mechanical Technician
Mechanical Assistant

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Electrical Technician (Electrician)
Electrical Assistant
Painter
Welder Petroleum Engineer
Drill Supervisor
Driller
Driller Assistant
Rigger

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Platform Worker
Area Man
Pumper
Cranemen
Loading Supervisor
Boilermaker
Scaffolder
ROV Operator

Interested in future projects and within the roles described above for future offshore positions, please send your resumes to recrutamento.vitoria@saipem.com, indicating in the title of the function the position you are applying for, years of experience, and your current city of residence. We highly recommend that you have your documents and qualifications scanned and hosted on Google Drive or One Drive and include the link to them in the body of the email, this facilitates the company’s consultation work and will increase the chances of hiring. Petroleira GaLp is also coming strong, see here the article in which it announces heavy investment in the Brazilian offshore.

Saipem Brazil Announces Official Contact For Offshore Job Openings

With Potential Operational Contracts in the Coming Years, the Company’s Human Resources Unveils the Correct Method for Future Resume Evaluations

Notice for CV Submission

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Notice for CV Submission

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