Technicians Selected to Work Onshore and Offshore in Petrobras Activities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/07/2019 at 15:02

Updated on 22/07/2019 at 15:05

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Human Resources Company Opens Selection Process for Technical Professionals for Onshore and Offshore Activities in Vitória – Espírito Santo

One of the largest HR service networks in Brazil, RHF, has announced the search for professionals with Technical High School education to work in the positions of Planning Technician and Materials Technician. The company reports that the vacancies are for onshore activities and that the candidate must have experience in the role and availability for possible embarkations.

We at Click Oil and Gas recently announced vacancies still open by RHF for Automation and/or Instrumentation Engineer, to work in Petrobras contracts. The company offers a great salary ranging from R$ 8,000.00 to R$ 9,000.00. Click here to check it out!

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Position – Onshore Planning Technician – Vitória/ Espírito Santo

Salary: Technician II R$2,494.00; Technician III R$2,800.00

Requirements

Knowledge and experience in steam generators
Knowledge and experience in Compressors.
Knowledge and experience in Turbo machines
Essential to have experience in Petrobras activities
Experience as a Planning Technician
Have technical high school education
Availability for onshore work and possible embarkations.
Availability to work during business hours

Position – Materials Technician – Onshore Vitória/ Espírito Santo

Experiences

Knowledge and experience in steam generators
Knowledge and experience in Compressors
Knowledge and experience in Turbo machines
Essential to have experience in Petrobras activities
Have technical high school education
Availability for onshore work and possible embarkations.
Availability to work during business hours

Salary: Technician II R$2,494.00; Technician III R$2,800.00

Application

Send resumes to rhfsalvador@gmail.com informing the job title in the subject line of the email. Good luck! Note: Although the email is from Google, the contact is real and verified.

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Technicians Selected to Work Onshore and Offshore in Petrobras Activities

Human Resources Company Opens Selection Process for Technical Professionals for Onshore and Offshore Activities in Vitória – Espírito Santo

Position – Onshore Planning Technician – Vitória/ Espírito Santo

Position – Materials Technician – Onshore Vitória/ Espírito Santo

Application

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Position – Onshore Planning Technician – Vitória/ Espírito Santo

Position – Materials Technician – Onshore Vitória/ Espírito Santo

Application

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