Subsea 7 ganha um grande contrato offshore no Brasil com a Total E&P no Rio de Janeiro

Subsea 7 Wins Major Offshore Contract in Brazil with Total E&P

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/09/2019 at 09:59

Updated on 02/09/2019 at 10:14

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The contract includes the installation and pre-commissioning of flexible pipelines to the FPSO Cidade de Caraguatatuba, Subsea 7 informs that the contract will start immediately from its office in Rio de Janeiro

Subsea 7 announced on Monday (02) the awarding of a significant contract (1) by Total E&P do Brasil (2) for the development of the Lapa Nordeste field, located approximately 300 kilometers off the coast of the State of São Paulo, at a depth of 2,150 meters in the Santos pre-salt basin. Information about the drilling performed by Total can be found here.

The scope of work includes transportation, installation, and pre-commissioning of 35 kilometers of flexible pipes and 20 kilometers of umbilical, connecting 5 wells to the FPSO Cidade de Caraguatatuba. Project management and detailed engineering will start immediately at Subsea 7’s office in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Offshore activities are expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2019.

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How to Register with Subsea 7 Brazil

The Norwegian company typically hires through 2 main channels in Brazil: Through the Vagas.com site or the Corporate Psychology Center (CEPEM). The last major recruitment by Subsea 7 at CEPEM took place in early August 2019, and surprisingly, registrations are still open for some positions, check here. Perhaps it’s for this contract; once we confirm with them, we will update the post.

On the VAGAS site, it will be necessary to have an active login on the portal and to leave your registration there for potential opportunities. Access here to register directly and leave your resume for future inquiries.

Subsea 7 Wins Major Offshore Contract in Brazil with Total E&P

The contract includes the installation and pre-commissioning of flexible pipelines to the FPSO Cidade de Caraguatatuba, Subsea 7 informs that the contract will start immediately from its office in Rio de Janeiro

How to Register with Subsea 7 Brazil

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How to Register with Subsea 7 Brazil

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