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Subtec Offshore Seeks Professionals in Macaé and Rio das Ostras

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/05/2018 at 06:30

Updated on 17/05/2018 at 14:57

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With a recent contract she just closed, Subtec asks offshore professionals to send their resumes.

A new offshore project won by Subtech is once again moving the oil and gas market this week in the city of Macaé and Rio das Ostras. Following in the footsteps of Alphatec, which opened the largest offshore selection process of 2018 on the 14th (check out the article), this shows that the city is gradually returning to strong activity in this modality. Below, we leave a screenshot of the company’s publication and HR calling people for the selection process:

As you can see in the screenshot above, we have hidden some information so that you don’t send your resumes indiscriminately and outside of the profile. We have already informed HR that we will do this for you through the form we will leave at the end of the article. On Saturday, we will pass the contacts directly to you. This is to prevent you from overwhelming the company’s servers. Here are the offshore job openings:

Industrial Assembly Supervisor – Pipeline Specialist, Mechanical Technician with at least 2 years of experience in the role
Pipefitters/Welders – Must be IRATA Climbers, elementary education, experience in manufacturing and assembling metal structures.
TIG/Electrode Welders – Elementary education, experience in manufacturing and assembling carbon steel and stainless steel metal structures, must have TIG qualification.
6G Welders – Elementary education, experience in manufacturing and assembling carbon steel and stainless steel metal structures, must have 6G qualification.
Power and Control Electricians – Technical education in Electrical or Electromechanics, NR-10 and 2 years of experience in the role.
Instrument Technicians/Pipers – Technical education in the area or similar and a minimum of 2 years of experience in the role
Rotating Equipment Mechanic – Technical training in Mechanics, 2 years of experience in the role with rotating equipment
Painters – Preferably with IRATA training, Industrial Painting and 2 years of experience in the role
Insulators – Completed elementary education, experience in manufacturing and assembling metal structures.

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Subtec Offshore Seeks Professionals in Macaé and Rio das Ostras

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