TestTorque Macaé contrata offshore na função de Técnico de Segurança

TestTorque Macaé Contrata Técnico de Segurança Offshore

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/08/2019 at 08:34

Updated on 16/08/2019 at 08:35

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Published Just Over 24 Hours Ago, Professionals Will Work in Macaé for QSMS Activities Meeting Demand from an Offshore Company

Excellent opportunity in Macaé in the area of Quality, Safety, Environment, and Health (QSMS), among other functions. It happens that TestTorque’s Human Resources urgently needs a Safety Technician to meet a contract for offshore O&G services, as another company also announced on August 15 vacancies for offshore operations assistants ( find out more here), it also needs a professional with specific qualifications. See more below:

Safety Technician in Macaé – Responsibilities

01 Opportunity for Safety Technician
Professional with experience in Offshore companies
Document control
Active registration
Knowledge of QSMS
Knowledge of ISO9001, ISO14001, and ISO45001 Standards
Intermediate English

The company informs that the selected professional will be entitled to benefits such as Meal Voucher, Health Plan, Dental Plan, Life Insurance, Transportation Assistance, and a salary compatible with the market. Interested parties should send an email to rh@testtorque.com, with the subject – Safety Technician – TestTorque Location: Macaé.

About the Company

TestTorque is a company that provides services in inspections, maintenance, Testing, and Certification, Irata N1-N2-N3, Rigging Plan, Torque, and Tensioning. In Brazil, it has an office in Macaé and its operational site is located in Rio das Ostras.

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