SBM Offshore Calls for Technician, Production Operator, Driver, and More Professionals for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/04/2021 at 16:41

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The Job Opportunities of SBM Offshore for the State of Rio de Janeiro Are for Mid-Level, Technical and Higher Professionals

SBM Offshore, an oil and gas company, opens job vacancies in Rio de Janeiro for mid-level, technical, and higher professionals. The offered opportunities are for the following positions: cargo operator, cargo supervisor, crane driver, radio operator, equipment inspector, mechanical technician, instrument technician, production operator, maintenance operator, and electrical technician.

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Cargo Operator

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: At least 3 years of experience as a Pumpman on tankers (VLCC experience preferred); Hold STCW Reg AIII / 5 Certification; Understanding of work authorization systems; Mechanical isolation standards, risk assessment, and COSHH; Must be clinically fit to international offshore standards, such as ENG1 or equivalent.

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Cargo Supervisor

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: Minimum qualifications according to STCW regulation AII / 2 Chief Officer Unlimited; At least 3 years of experience on VLCCs as OOW (Officer on Watch) – Chief Officer experience desirable; Previous experience with FPSO would be an advantage; Must be clinically fit to international offshore standards, such as ENG1 or equivalent.

Crane Driver

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: Hold a recognized qualification in Crane Operations; Experience in crane operation on mobile offshore units; Hold STCW Reg A II / 4 certification preferred; Must be clinically fit to international offshore standards, such as ENG1 or equivalent.

Radio Operator

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: Qualified in radio/air traffic operations or STCW Reg. AIV / 2 (Minimum certification requirements for GMDSS radio personnel); Practical knowledge of computer systems, namely Management System-Excel, Management System-Word; Previous experience desired in maintaining telecommunications and communications equipment; Offshore experience preferred; Must be clinically fit to international offshore standards, such as ENG1 or equivalent.

Instrument Technician

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: Desired 3 years of experience, preferably offshore experience; Experience and knowledge of hydrocarbon processing systems and utilities; Good experience as a technician in Work Permit, Mechanical/Instrument Isolation Standards, and Risk Assessment; Hold COMP ex E’X ‘course preferred.

Mechanical Technician

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: Desired 3 years of experience, preferably offshore experience; Technical experience and knowledge of hydrocarbon processing systems and utilities; Good experience in Work Permit, Mechanical Isolation Standards, and Risk Assessment.

Production Operator

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: 2 years of experience in hydrocarbon processing systems and utilities; Technical knowledge of ESD F&G and DCS systems; Good understanding of Work Permit, Mechanical Isolation Standards, and Risk Assessment.

Electrical Technician

Prerequisites to Apply for the SBM Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro: Proven experience qualified for ONC / HNC, or NVQ Level 3 or equivalent recognized in Electrical Maintenance Engineering; At least 5 years of experience preferred, with 2 years of desired offshore petrochemical experience; Good technical knowledge of PTW, Electrical Isolation Standards, Risk Assessment and Management of Men, Energy management system, Low voltage generation.

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SBM Offshore Calls for Technician, Production Operator, Driver, and More Professionals for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

The Job Opportunities of SBM Offshore for the State of Rio de Janeiro Are for Mid-Level, Technical and Higher Professionals

Check the Details of the Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro from SBM Offshore

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The Job Opportunities of SBM Offshore for the State of Rio de Janeiro Are for Mid-Level, Technical and Higher Professionals

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