Offshore Job Openings on FPSO This 14th: Opportunities for Technicians with Complete High School Education and Resumes via Email

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/03/2024 at 15:36

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Brunel Announced Today Selection for Professionals in Offshore Oil and Gas Production

In the FPSO sector and oil production this Thursday (14), new offshore job vacancies are being made available by Brunel, a company operating in the Human Resources field specialized in the oil and gas segment and which also held a massive selection process at the beginning of this month of March, opened positions for Field Operators to work on an FPSO unit expected to arrive in Brazil soon.

These opportunities are directed to candidates with a high school diploma and technical training, looking to integrate into the expanding oil production sector.

Details of the Opportunity for Field Operators

With the growing demand in the FPSO and oil production market, Brunel is seeking to fill four (4) positions for the role of Field Operator. The selected professionals will be allocated to an offshore operation, participating in one of the newest FPSO units that will arrive in Brazil.

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Application Process

Applicants who meet the requirements and are interested in the positions must send their updated resumes to the email address recrutamento@brunel.net. This selection process aims to identify qualified professionals to contribute to offshore operations in the field of Oil Production.

The opening of these offshore job vacancies by Brunel to work on FPSO units represents an opportunity for professionals with high school and technical training to enter a vital sector of the global economy. It is an opportunity for career development in the field of Oil Production, a constantly expanding market in need of qualified labor.

Those interested should observe the requirements and submit their applications as instructed, initiating the selection process that may lead to a promising career in the FPSO and oil production sector.

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Offshore Job Openings on FPSO This 14th: Opportunities for Technicians with Complete High School Education and Resumes via Email

Brunel Announced Today Selection for Professionals in Offshore Oil and Gas Production

Details of the Opportunity for Field Operators

Application Process

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Details of the Opportunity for Field Operators

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