SBM Offshore requita profissional da área de recursos humanos para vaga no Rio de Janeiro

SBM Offshore Seeks Human Resources Professional For Position in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 04/02/2020 at 10:00

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Dutch Giant SBM Offshore, from the Oil and Energy Sector, Has a Job Opening in Human Resources in Rio de Janeiro

Present in engineering, procurement, construction, installation, and operation, SBM Offshore has projects in Brazil in the oil and energy sector. Today, the company seeks a professional in human resources for a position in Rio de Janeiro. Renewable Energy Is Stored Using Innovative Method

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The company offers products such as: FPUs, tower mooring systems, renewable energy, FPSOs, floating LNG installations, among others. Additionally, it provides after-sales services, inspection, maintenance, repair, and delivers vital rapid response solutions.

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Moreover, SBM Offshore provides floating production solutions for the offshore energy sector throughout the product life cycle. The company is a market leader in leased floating production systems with several units currently in operation and has unparalleled operational experience in this field.

The group companies employ approximately 4,350 people worldwide, including about 650 service providers, spread across offices in key markets, onshore operational bases, and an offshore fleet of vessels. The group companies employ more than 400 people working in joint ventures with two shipbuilding yards.

Below are some of the job descriptions for the HR Director position at SBM Offshore.

HR Director

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

As HR Director, you will ensure a strong focus on SBM’s values, as well as a long-term Human Capital vision. You will also be responsible for providing strategic consultancy, offering ideas, insights, and recommendations on company policies, staffing strategies, new business, and other topics affecting global and local business. There has never been a better time to join the SBM team.

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SBM Offshore Seeks Human Resources Professional For Position in Rio de Janeiro

Dutch Giant SBM Offshore, from the Oil and Energy Sector, Has a Job Opening in Human Resources in Rio de Janeiro

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