Under Contract With Petrobras, Seadrill Has Several Offshore Job Openings in Rio for Technicians, Engineers, and Operators

Offshore Vacancies Were Published by Seadrill on August 25 for Electronics Technician, Dynamic Positioning Operator, Crane Operator, Hydraulic Technician, Electrician, Driller, and Engine Room Operator in Rio de Janeiro

New hot and updated offshore vacancies promoted by Seadrill last Tuesday (25) night. Operations will be in the state of Rio de Janeiro for professionals of various qualifications, who will likely work on the drilling rig West Tellus under Petrobras contract, as this was the only one signed with the state-owned company in 2019, as far as CPG is aware of, of course. If you are a Technician or Engineer, check out more details below.

Seadrill Offshore Vacancies – Positions and Requirements

• Electronic Technician
• Dynamic Positioning Operator
• Crane Operator
• Hydraulic Technician
• Electrician
• Driller
• Engine Room Operator

All positions require at least basic level English to apply. For professionals with a Technical degree, registration with CFT (Federal Council of Industrial Technicians) will be necessary. For engineers, registration with CREA is required. If you wish, there are also vacancies in Angra dos Reis for working at sea.

Offshore Vacancies Are Being Quickly Filled by Seadrill, Apply Only If You Meet the Requirements

At the moment Seadrill’s HR posted the vacancies on a social network, several professionals immediately began to inquire about the number of positions. CPG noticed in the comments that some were already being filled. Submit your resume on the company’s career site HERE. Remember that hiring will be through Rio de Janeiro. We recorded a video of the job panel, watch below:

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