Open Positions Offshore for Work at a Naval and Petrochemical Contractor Based in Rio das Ostras and Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 17/09/2020 at 10:00

As vagas em aberto pela terceirizada naval e petroquímica Tech Insp óleo gás, são para contratos offshore na função Operador de Guindaste no Rio de Janeiro

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The Open Positions by the Naval and Petrochemical Contractor Tech Insp Oil & Gas Are for Offshore Crane Operator Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

Tech Insp Oil & Gas, based in Rio das Ostras and Rio de Janeiro and specialized in maintenance and industrial repairs across various areas of the naval and petrochemical industry, has open positions for offshore Crane Operator; check below for how to submit your resume. Petrobras Guarantees Employment for Oil Workers Until August 2022

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Founded in 2009, TECH-INSP Oil & Gas takes pride in its efficient operational management, where from the preparation of technical and commercial proposals to the delivery of recognized quality services, it utilizes expertise and know-how to ensure client satisfaction.

The company has a tradition of providing inspection, maintenance, and industrial repair services across various areas of the petrochemical and naval industries, always ensuring structural integrity within international safety standards.

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Check Below the Requirements and Apply for the Offshore Positions with Tech Insp Oil & Gas – Naval and Petrochemical Contractor, Based in Rio das Ostras and Rio de Janeiro

Crane Operator

Requirements

Training course in offshore crane operation
EMCIA
CACI
Rigging Supervisor Course
NR – 35
Basic Safety Course in Operations and Load Handling and Transport of People
2 years in the role of offshore crane operator on floating units

Application

Experienced offshore professionals in the naval and oil and gas industry who wish to apply for the above offshore positions should send their resume mentioning in the subject line “Crane Operator” to the email recruitment@techinsp-og.com

Open Positions Offshore for Work at a Naval and Petrochemical Contractor Based in Rio das Ostras and Rio de Janeiro

The Open Positions by the Naval and Petrochemical Contractor Tech Insp Oil & Gas Are for Offshore Crane Operator Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

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