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Published on 15/08/2019 at 10:24

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Business Center with Office in Macaé Seeks Professionals with Offshore Experience to Support Drilling Rigs

CEPEM is looking for qualified professionals to serve a multinational owner of drilling rigs in the oil and gas segment in Macaé.
The Business Center currently has job openings for professionals in the drilling area. See below for the available positions, and to apply, click on the name of the chosen position.

CEPEM (Center for Business Psychology) is a consulting company specializing in Recruitment & Selection projects and Corporate Psychology, focusing on complicated sectors concentrated in the industry area. Located in four cities: Rio de Janeiro RJ, Macaé RJ, Santos, and Recife.

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Electrical Supervisor

Desired Profile

Experience in the role in SS or NS – Advanced English

Mechanical Supervisor

Desired Profile

We are recruiting a Mechanical Supervisor with experience in drilling rigs – Advanced English – Knowledge of the Máximo system

Operations Engineer

Desired Profile

We are recruiting for a drilling company Operations Engineer: – Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Production Engineering, or related fields – Advanced English – Experience in the role in drilling companies, assisting the Rig Manager in monitoring operations and maintaining the unit – Experience with Pronova and monitoring budget and productivity goals

Maintenance Supervisor

Desired Profile

We are recruiting a Maintenance Supervisor with experience in drilling rigs – Responsible for supervising and controlling preventive and corrective maintenance of all systems and equipment in the Offshore unit – Technical education or engineering degree – Advanced English

Mechanical Supervisor

Desired Profile

We are recruiting a Mechanical Supervisor with experience in drilling rigs – Technical education or engineering degree – Advanced English – Knowledge of the PT system of Petrobras

Electronics Technician

Desired Profile

Experience in the role in SS and NS – Advanced English

Mechanical Supervisor

Desired Profile

Experience in the role in SS or NS – Advanced English

All positions are located in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, but all other functions require offshore experience in drilling rigs.
The company’s vacancies are on the Talent platform, so you will need to log in and register your data and professional history before applying for the positions. Talent is an online platform created to streamline and reduce the costs of selection processes.

Click the link above provided for your chosen position and apply now for these excellent opportunities.

Job Openings in Macaé for Work on Drilling Platforms

Business Center with Office in Macaé Seeks Professionals with Offshore Experience to Support Drilling Rigs

Electrical Supervisor

Mechanical Supervisor

Operations Engineer

Maintenance Supervisor

Mechanical Supervisor

Electronics Technician

Mechanical Supervisor

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