SBM Offshore convoca técnicos de todas as áreas para atividades na Bacia de Santos e Campos em escala 14 x 14, hoje 30 de outubro

SBM Offshore Calls On Technicians From All Areas for Activities in the Santos and Campos Basins on a 14 x 14 Schedule, Today October 30

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/10/2019 at 11:45

Updated on 30/10/2019 at 15:28

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Job Openings for Technicians Announced by the Dutch SBM, One of the World Leaders in the Offshore Energy Sector. The Opportunities Are for Activities in the Santos and Campos Basins

The Dutch SBM, a specialist in deep waters that recently won the bid to construct the platform ship that will operate in the Mero 2 field in the Libra block, announces its SBM Offshore Technical Trainee Program 2020, set to start at the beginning of next year. Take advantage and also apply for the company’s Internship Program, applications close today, with a projected start in February of next year!

The company offers the following benefits: Meal voucher; dental assistance; medical assistance; food voucher; gym and sports activities; during Stage 2 – SENAI: Scholarship of R$1000.00 (monthly); after hiring: Salary to be defined + the above benefits.

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About SBM Offshore Job Openings

Requirements

Technical Degree in: Chemistry; Electrotechnics; Instrumentation; Automation; Mechanics; Electricity;
Intermediate English;
Office Package;
Availability to embark on an Offshore schedule (14 days);
Availability to work in the Santos and Campos basins;
Approval in the 99jobs Beliefs Scale (conducted during application);
Approval in the 99jobs English and Logic Tests (sent only to those approved in the above prerequisites).

The selection process is expected to start in January of next year, with online tests until November 17, video interviews on November 22, and in-person dynamics to be held in December 2019.

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Application

Applications will close on November 17, 2019.

Are you interested in starting a career with one of the world leaders in the offshore energy sector? Can you speak English and Portuguese? If so, come aboard and participate in the SBM Offshore Technical Trainee Program 2020 in Brazil! Apply here via 99jobs for the online tests.

SBM Offshore Calls On Technicians From All Areas for Activities in the Santos and Campos Basins on a 14 x 14 Schedule, Today October 30

Job Openings for Technicians Announced by the Dutch SBM, One of the World Leaders in the Offshore Energy Sector. The Opportunities Are for Activities in the Santos and Campos Basins

About SBM Offshore Job Openings

Application

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About SBM Offshore Job Openings

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