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Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers at Offshore Training and Safety Company in Macaé

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Published on 04/12/2019 at 14:56

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Multinational Announced Job Openings Today, December 4th, for Skilled Professionals to Work as Offshore Training Instructors

RelyOn Nutec is hiring in Macaé for employees in the oil and gas industry for various roles. The company, which offers a wide range of courses and services specifically for the offshore sector, is looking for new instructors. Also see that maritime support company and offshore services is looking for candidates with no experience in Macaé.

In addition to Brazil, with an office located in Macaé, the company is also present in Denmark, Norway, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany, Russia, the USA, Trinidad and Tobago, Nigeria, Angola, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia.

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Work Safety Training Instructor

Minimum of 2 years experience as an Offshore Safety Technician
Advanced English (will be tested)
Degree in Engineering preferred

Leak Testing Training Instructor

Minimum of 2 years experience in the offshore segment
Advanced English preferred
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Technician preferred

First Aid Instructor

Minimum of 2 years offshore experience as a Nurse
Higher Education in Nursing
Advanced English preferred

Application for Job Openings

Interested candidates should send their resume to the email curriculo@br.relyonnutec.com Attention! Each position has a specific deadline for submitting the CV, and the subject line must be stated as follows: Leak Testing (by December 6, 2019), Work Safety (by December 20, 2019), First Aid Instructor (by December 20, 2019). Good luck.

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