Subsea7 contrata Técnico em Mecânica Offshore no Rio de Janeiro

Subsea 7 Hires Offshore Mechanical Technician in Rio de Janeiro for Pipeline Laying Vessels

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/10/2019 at 08:09

Updated on 31/10/2019 at 08:52

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Professionals With Training and Experience in the Offshore Area Are Needed for Subsea 7 PLSV, Applications Close on November 13

If you are a Mechanic and want to work offshore for Subsea 7, you can apply for this opportunity until November 13, 2019. The professional must have full availability for operations on line launch vessels, the schedule will be 14×14. The same company is also conducting a selection process for ROV Operators, with direct email submission to HR, check here. For today, here are more details about the position.

Offshore Mechanical Technician – Basic Requirements

Company: Subsea 7
Work Location: Rio de Janeiro
Job Mission: Perform maintenance tasks on equipment installed on the ships.
Education: Technical High School in Mechanics with CFT, intermediate English desirable and advanced knowledge in hydraulics.
Work Regime: Offshore 14×14
Embarkation and disembarkation by helicopter, port area and/or by maritime means
Work performed on line launch vessels – PLSV.

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Subsea 7 Hires Offshore Mechanical Technician in Rio de Janeiro for Pipeline Laying Vessels

Professionals With Training and Experience in the Offshore Area Are Needed for Subsea 7 PLSV, Applications Close on November 13

Offshore Mechanical Technician – Basic Requirements

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