Work Onboard or Onshore, in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro: Job Openings On and Offshore Today at Wood! Company Seeks Professionals with High School, Technical, and Higher Education Qualifications

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 15/01/2025 at 12:37

VAGAS DE EMPREGO OFFSHORE – WOOD

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Wood Announces Onshore And Offshore Job Openings In Rio De Janeiro And Macaé!

The global consulting and engineering giant, Wood, has dozens of job opportunities open for professionals interested in working in onshore and offshore operations in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé. This initiative aims to strengthen local teams and meet the growing demand in the energy sector in Brazil.

The positions offered by Wood are mainly focused on engineering and technical support, essential for both land and sea operations. Among the most sought-after positions are:

Planning Engineers
Instrumentation Technicians
Project Coordinators

These roles are crucial to ensure the success and efficiency of the company’s operations in the country.

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Challenges At Sea: Offshore Job Openings Highlight

For offshore operations, Wood is seeking skilled professionals to face the challenging conditions of the maritime environment. The positions include:

Scaffold Builders
Planning Technicians
Maintenance Engineers

Previous experience in offshore environments is valued, but the company also considers candidates with solid technical knowledge willing to enter this dynamic sector.

APPLICATIONS HERE !

Interested candidates can apply through Wood’s digital recruitment platform, where it’s possible to access the complete list of offshore and onshore vacancies, submit resumes, and track the progress of the selection process.

Requirements And Benefits: What Wood Looks For And Offers

Requirements vary depending on the position, but generally include:

Technical or higher education in engineering or related fields
Experience in large-scale projects
Specific certifications for the energy sector

For offshore positions, qualifications such as NR-33 And NR-35 are essential, as well as familiarity with safety standards in high-risk environments.

Benefits Of The Positions In Macaé And Rio De Janeiro

Competitive Salaries
Medical Assistance
Food Allowance
Life Insurance

Check Out Some Of The Open Opportunities:

Planning Engineer
Construction Technician
Project Coordinator
Planning Technician
Instrumentation Engineer
Scaffold Builder
Maintenance Technician
Safety Technician
Installation Technician
Operations Supervisor

Note: job openings may be filled at any time, which does not prevent you from not finding the desired position on Wood’s website. Stay alert and don’t forget to apply!

If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding career in the energy sector, don’t miss the opportunity to be part of Wood. The positions are open and await committed and qualified professionals to integrate into highly relevant projects in Brazil.

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Israel Ângelo Lopes Filho

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21/01/2025 14:37

Olá boa tarde eu tenho interesse na vaga sim meu nome Israel Ângelo tenho profissão encanador industrial sem soldar e caldeiraria

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Alex Sandro Antunes ferreira

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18/01/2025 21:04

Tô em Belém do Pará sou técnico de instrumentação

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Pedro Henrique da cruz arcanjo

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18/01/2025 16:31

Eu tenho curso de pintura e arlesse solda CG pelo senai precisando de oportunidade

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Pedro Henrique da cruz arcanjo

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18/01/2025 16:31

Tenho outro curso

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Work Onboard or Onshore, in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro: Job Openings On and Offshore Today at Wood! Company Seeks Professionals with High School, Technical, and Higher Education Qualifications

Wood Announces Onshore And Offshore Job Openings In Rio De Janeiro And Macaé!

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Requirements And Benefits: What Wood Looks For And Offers

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