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Seadrill Launched Massive Offshore Recruitment Process Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/10/2017 at 06:18

Updated on 04/10/2017 at 18:03

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Selection Processes at Seadrill Are Official and Directly at the Company for Various Offshore Positions in Many Functions. Send Your Resumes!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Once again, Seadrill excelling in offshore job openings here in Brazil with official publication from the company itself, but the selection processes are likely for operations in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The rigs that Seadrill currently holds in Brazilian territory are: West Catarina, West Orion, and West Tellus. Below, take a look at the positions officially open by the company.

Open Positions

Storekeeper, Crane Assistant, Crane Operator, Driller Assistant, Hoist Assistant, Driller, Roustabouts, Vessel Master, Platform Workers, Deck Supervisor, Safety Technicians, Hydraulic Technician, Vessel Master, Marine Engineer, Engineering Officer, Rig Chief, Subsea Supervisor, Toolpusher, Welders, and Electricians. Remember that all these positions also encompass people with disabilities. The work regime is indeed offshore on a 14×14 schedule. >>Click here to apply directly to Seadrill<<. Note: The job listing is divided into two pages. See the photo below. ACCESS FROM A COMPUTER, IT WILL GIVE VALIDATION ERROR ON MOBILE. Good luck to everyone, and please let us know in the comments below if the application was successful.

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Seadrill Launched Massive Offshore Recruitment Process Today

Selection Processes at Seadrill Are Official and Directly at the Company for Various Offshore Positions in Many Functions. Send Your Resumes!

Open Positions

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