TechnipFMC requisita neste dia 29, marinheiro de máquinas e outros profissionais para o Rio de Janeiro

TechnipFMC Requests Today, October 29, Marine Engineer and Other Professionals for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/02/2020 at 10:49

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Marine Engineer, Engineer, Technician, and More Are Needed by TechnipFMC for Open Positions in Rio de Janeiro

TechnipFMC announced through its official news outlet that it has openings for Marine Engineers and other positions in Rio de Janeiro. The vacancies are intended for professionals with higher education and technical qualifications. Check below.

Marine Engineer – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

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Responsible for supporting the technical and administrative activities developed by the machinery sector of the vessels under the Subsea Directorate, aiming to ensure the full functionality of all equipment, structures, and systems in the sector, acting according to the guidelines and determinations of the Chief Engineer, the Officer of Machines, and the Machine Operator;
Under the guidance of the Machine Operator, develops actions to contribute to the proper functioning of the equipment, structures, and systems of machines, by monitoring the execution of preventive and corrective maintenance;
Contribute to maintaining a good appearance of the machinery equipment and structures by carrying out treatment and painting;
Collaborate with the maintenance of equipment, structures, and machinery systems by performing cleaning, organizing, and/or any type of maintenance activity determined by the Chief Engineer, or Officer of Machines, or Machine Operator;

Additionally, the company has the following positions open:

Field Engineer

Junior Planning Analyst

Process Technician II

To apply for the company’s vacancies, simply click the link for the desired position, and you will be redirected to the application page. Good luck!

TechnipFMC Requests Today, October 29, Marine Engineer and Other Professionals for Rio de Janeiro

Marine Engineer, Engineer, Technician, and More Are Needed by TechnipFMC for Open Positions in Rio de Janeiro

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