Offshore Position at GranEnergia, Deckhand Needed in Macaé

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 20/06/2019 at 22:11

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GranEnergia has just announced a vacancy for a Mariner qualified to work as a Deckhand to join its crews in Macaé.
GranEnergia has been securing UMS contracts with oil companies operating in the Brazilian Offshore and is expected to demand a good number of maritime professionals, so it’s good to keep an eye on our Click Oil and Gas portal if you want to be part of this great company.

Founded in 2011, GranEnergia is a company that offers innovative and integrated oil and gas solutions, logistics focused on excellence, new technologies, and state-of-the-art assets, and has highly qualified and motivated professionals.

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Deckhand

Prerequisites: Valid CBSP, CESS, and CERR courses.

The Olympia, the Compact Semi-submersible Accommodation Vessel (CSS), belonging to GranEnergia, has just been leased by the Norwegian Equinor to operate in the Peregrino Field, in the Campos Basin, during phase II of the project, which aims to extend its productive lifespan, including the installation of another WHP (Wellhead Platform), where 1 FPSO and 2 WHPs currently operate.

GranEnergia requests that interested candidates for the Deckhand position send their resumes to the email: curriculo.macae@granenergia.com.br, but hurry, good positions like this in a large company are an excellent opportunity for re-employment in the market or even for a career upgrade.

Offshore Position at GranEnergia, Deckhand Needed in Macaé

Deckhand Position Announced on the Night of June 20 and Professionals Must Have Up-to-date Courses for Embarkation in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

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