Técnicos em elétrica Offshore na CSE/AKER, currículos até o dia 25

Offshore Electrical Technicians at CSE/AKER, Resumes Due by the 25th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/01/2019 at 08:27

Updated on 23/01/2019 at 08:57

O prazo para estarem se candidatando as vagas da CSE/AKER para oportunidades na Bacia de Campos está chegando ao fim

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The Deadline for Applying to CSE/AKER Vacancies for Opportunities in the Campos Basin Is Approaching

Aker Solutions, the current owner of CSE Mechanical and Instrumentation, is holding an offshore selection process for Electrical Technicians that is about to close. Human Resources reinforced yesterday (22nd) the need to apply by the 25th. The contract is for Maintenance in units in the Campos Basin, but the interview hub is at the company’s hub in Rio das Ostras, bordering Macaé. Here is the job description:

Requirements

Must have a degree in Electrical or Electrotechnical Technician
Must possess NR’s 10, 33, and 35 (Safety in Electrical Installations, Explosive Atmosphere, and Working at Heights respectively)
Basic Platform Safety Course (CBSP)
Proven Offshore Experience in Work Card
Presentation of Certificates

Please send your resumes by January 25th to the email recrutamento@csemil.com.br, stating the job title in the subject line. It will also be necessary to inform if you have ever been an employee of CSE and the date of your departure from the company.

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IMPORTANT NOTE

Many professionals are going to the company’s door to wait for any opportunity that may arise, but in fact, the only means of recruitment is through the contacts provided above or when Click Petroleum and Gas publishes on their official portals, as we are always monitoring the official publications of this and other companies in the sector. Therefore, there is no need to wait at the company’s door.

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Offshore Electrical Technicians at CSE/AKER, Resumes Due by the 25th

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