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Safety Technician Requested For Onshore Activity In Rio das Ostras

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 13/08/2019 at 20:14

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Aker Solutions Updates Its Onshore Vacancies This Tuesday, August 13, for Work in Rio das Ostras

Aker Solutions, in partnership with CSE, announced today, August 13, onshore vacancies for high school education through its official news outlet. The opportunities available today by the company are for the positions of Safety Technician and work in Rio das Ostras.

If the offered position today does not match your profile, do not be discouraged; we at Click Oil and Gas constantly announce onshore and offshore vacancies for various professional areas.

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About the Safety Technician Position

Requirements

Have a complete technical high school education in Occupational Safety
Desirable 2 years of experience
Experience in monitoring, construction and industrial assembly or repair of oil and derivatives plant and process
Availability to work in Rio das Ostras

Application for Onshore Vacancies in Rio das Ostras

CSE Rio das Ostras requests that interested parties send their resumes to recrutamento@csemil.com.br with the subject Safety Technician. Good luck!

Present in the Campos Basin since 1988, C.S.E. Mechanical and Instrumentation S.A operates directly and indirectly in the Oil and Petrochemical Sector, that is, by developing its activities in onshore and offshore contracts, or providing qualified labor to third parties.

Safety Technician Requested For Onshore Activity In Rio das Ostras

Aker Solutions Updates Its Onshore Vacancies This Tuesday, August 13, for Work in Rio das Ostras

About the Safety Technician Position

Application for Onshore Vacancies in Rio das Ostras

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