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Job Openings For Offshore Activities Announced By Aker Solutions Today At 2 PM

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/11/2019 at 16:03

Updated on 07/11/2019 at 16:19

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Aker Solutions Announces New Job Openings For Offshore Activities This Afternoon On November 7, Check Out All The Positions Below

The job opportunities announced this afternoon by Aker Solutions, in partnership with CSE, are for high school graduates with experience and availability to work in offshore activities in Rio de Janeiro. Attention! Many vacancies for year-end shutdown announced last night, November 6.

Aker Solutions also requires relevant additional training and valid boarding certificates; do not miss this excellent opportunity, see all the positions below.

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Welding Inspector Level 1

Requirements: High school diploma; 1 year of experience; minimum CBSP of 6 months validity; NR33; NR35; Level 1 and other related training; reside in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Painting Inspector Climber

Requirements: High school diploma; 1 year of experience; minimum CBSP of 6 months validity; NR33; NR35; Climber and other related training; reside in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Maintenance Electrician

Requirements: High school diploma; 1 year of experience; minimum CBSP of 6 months validity; NR33; NR35; NR10 and other related training; reside in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Climbing Boiler Supervisor

Requirements: High school diploma; 1 year of experience; minimum CBSP of 6 months validity; NR33; NR35; Level 1 and other related training; reside in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Application For Aker Solutions Offshore Job Openings

CSE Rio das Ostras requests that interested candidates send their resumes to the email recrutamento@csemil.com.br with the job title in the subject line.

Job Openings For Offshore Activities Announced By Aker Solutions Today At 2 PM

Aker Solutions Announces New Job Openings For Offshore Activities This Afternoon On November 7, Check Out All The Positions Below

Welding Inspector Level 1

Painting Inspector Climber

Maintenance Electrician

Climbing Boiler Supervisor

Application For Aker Solutions Offshore Job Openings

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