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Immediate Job Openings For Offshore Activities On DrillShip And Jack Up Platforms, On This November 4th

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Published on 04/11/2019 at 11:30

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ICM Group Has Just Announced Offshore Job Openings for Candidates with Experience in DrillShip and Jack Up Platforms Who Wish to Work Abroad.

ICM Group has just announced job openings today, November 5, in its official news outlet. The company is looking for candidates who have offshore experience in DrillShip and Jack Up platforms, speak English, and wish to pursue an international career. The Oil and Gas Sector Is Rebounding, Brazil Attracts 93% of Global Oil Bid Revenue!

From onshore to ultra-deepwater, ICM Group offers cutting-edge consulting services for global clients, as well as providing fully integrated solutions tailored to meet each specific workforce requirement of the organization, training and competency, leadership, and project challenges.

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Toolpushers – Immediate Opportunity for Client in the Middle East (Jack Up Platform)

Requirements

Experience in the role on Jack Up platform
English
IWCF Level 4
BOSIET or CBSP + HUET
OGUK Medical Certificate or STCW Compliant

Hydraulic Technician – Immediate Opportunity for Client in Southeast Asia (Drillship Platform)

Requirements

Experience in the role on Drillship platform
English
BOSIET or CBSP + HUET
OGUK Medical Certificate or STCW Compliant

Application for ICM Offshore Job Openings

Interested candidates who are qualified for any of the roles mentioned above can send their resumes to hr@icmpeople.com, indicating in the email subject line: Toolpusher-Middle East-Jack Up or Hydraulic Technician – Drillship.

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Immediate Job Openings For Offshore Activities On DrillShip And Jack Up Platforms, On This November 4th

ICM Group Has Just Announced Offshore Job Openings for Candidates with Experience in DrillShip and Jack Up Platforms Who Wish to Work Abroad.

Toolpushers – Immediate Opportunity for Client in the Middle East (Jack Up Platform)

Hydraulic Technician – Immediate Opportunity for Client in Southeast Asia (Drillship Platform)

Application for ICM Offshore Job Openings

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