Sapura Maritime Navigation Has Job Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 30/10/2020 at 14:50

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The Job Openings Offered by Sapura for Rio de Janeiro Are for Programmer, Planner, and Safety Technician

Sapura is a Brazilian company specialized in underwater services, operating in the oil and energy sector. In Brazil, it is headquartered in downtown Rio de Janeiro but also operates in several other cities throughout the state. Currently, the company has job opportunities for the positions of programmer, planner, maintenance controller, and safety technician. The last position is for offshore work.

About Sapura:

Sapura is a Brazilian company specialized in underwater services, born from a joint venture between two international companies of unique importance in their markets: Seadrill and Sapura Energy.

The company has a current workforce of more than 900 professionals and includes 24 nationalities. In Brazil, it is headquartered in downtown Rio de Janeiro but also has a presence in Caxias, Vitória, and Macaé (RJ). Through its shareholders, Sapura has a global reference, reaching over 20 countries including: England, Malaysia, China, Australia, Singapore, the United States, as well as representatives from Africa and the Middle East.

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Programmer

Completed or ongoing degree in: Computer Science, Information Systems, Systems Analysis and Development;
Experience in WEB/DESKTOP development in .NET;
Development in “on-premises” and cloud architectures (integration of hybrid systems);
Development in Microsoft SharePoint;
Knowledge of the Microsoft Azure ecosystem;
Knowledge of C# (pronounced C sharp);
Knowledge of T-SQL / SQL Server 2012/2014;
ETL (Extract, Transform, Load).

Planner and Maintenance Controller

Support the maintenance manager by reporting control data such as availability indices of critical equipment, MTBF, MTTR;
Managing all activities of project and maintenance task planning and supporting the maintenance scheduling area (preventive, predictive plans, and corrective action treatments);
Control and management of strategic services and projects within the company, using the PMBOK methodology;
Cost control of the department and programs related to maintenance;
Active communication with other departments and vessels to disseminate the maintenance plan and procedures;
Creation of maintenance KPIs.

Safety Technician – Offshore

Assist with accident and incident investigations, especially concerning HiPo incidents, and reduce their frequency;
Ensure compliance with safety barriers and systems;
Stay updated with new regulations, industry standards, and guidelines and best practices;
Conduct inspections effectively and accurately, obtaining and recording results;
Identify, prioritize, and act upon possible or actual hazards or deviations from requirements discovered;
Maintain effective working relationships with external and internal inspection/audit teams and cooperate as necessary.

Applications: To apply for the above positions, just click on the desired job title. Good luck!

Sapura Maritime Navigation Has Job Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro

The Job Openings Offered by Sapura for Rio de Janeiro Are for Programmer, Planner, and Safety Technician

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