Job Openings to Fulfill Petrobras Contracts in Macaé for Electricians and Technicians to Work Offshore at UO-Rio and for Engineers During Maintenance Shutdown at REFAP - RS

Job Openings to Fulfill Petrobras Contracts in Macaé for Electricians and Technicians to Work Offshore at UO-Rio and for Engineers During Maintenance Shutdown at REFAP – RS

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/09/2020 at 12:04

Empresa de prestação de serviços de óleo e Gás abre vagas offshore para UO-Rio em Macaé e paradas de manutenção Petrobras REFAP, no RS

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Oil and Gas Service Company Opens Offshore Positions at UO-Rio in the City of Macaé and at Petrobras Maintenance Shutdown – REFAP in RS

A Estrutural Macaé started this Thursday, September 17, job openings at Petrobras Maintenance Shutdown – REFAP and at UO-Rio for specialized professionals for the positions of Maintenance Electrician, Safety Technician, and Engineers. Apply as well, Open Offshore Positions to Work in Naval and Petrochemical Outsourcing Based in Rio das Ostras and Rio de Janeiro

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If you are qualified for any of these positions and are available to work in the city of Macaé or in RS on an offshore basis and during the maintenance shutdown at the Petrobras REFAP refinery, see the details of the positions and how to apply for the job openings.

Estrutural, a national company with over 20 years in the construction, assembly, and industrial maintenance sector, with a prominent presence in refineries and offshore oil exploration and production platforms, has been continuously adapting to the needs and challenges of its clients, generating credibility throughout the Brazilian industrial maintenance market, especially in the Oil Sector.

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Check Below for Job Openings by Estrutural in Offshore Areas in Macaé and REFAP – Petrobras Maintenance Shutdown

Maintenance Electrician – UO-RIO Macaé

Requirements: Technical high school diploma in Electrical, Electro-electronics, Electromechanics, or Electrotechnics; practical experience in the electrical area on platforms; certification according to NR 10; valid CBSP.

Safety Technician – UO-RIO Macaé

Requirements: Knowledge and expertise in SMS document management; practical experience in SMS in platforms, leadership in the SMS process; manage safety in the onboard teams.

Application: Estrutural Industrial Services requests that those interested in the job openings above send their resume to vagas.uorio@estruturalrs.com.br, indicating the position name in the subject line.

Job Openings for Engineers during the REFAP Petrobras Maintenance Shutdown

Those interested in engineering job openings to work during the maintenance shutdown at the REFAP – Petrobras refinery in Canoas – RS, should register their resume directly on the company’s site by clicking on the position name. Good luck to everyone!

The Alberto Pasqualini Refinery – REFAP is located in an area of 580 hectares in the town of Canoas-RS. Since 2001, it has been established as Alberto Pasqualini – Refap SA, being reintegrated into Petrobras in August 2012.

The Petrobras refinery is connected, via pipelines, to the Almirante Soares Dutra Maritime Terminal (Tedut) in Osório/RS, and to the Niterói Terminal (Tenit) in Canoas/RS, from which products are transported by waterway to the Terminal of Rio Grande, in Rio Grande/RS.

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