Vagas na Nigéria em regime 90-21 dias para profissionais brasileiros com início imediato

Job Openings in Nigeria for Brazilian Professionals on 90-21 Day Contracts With Immediate Start

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 06/11/2019 at 21:39

Updated on 06/11/2019 at 21:46

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International Company Offers Job Openings in Nigeria for Candidates of All Nationalities With Start as Soon as Possible

Antagon International is looking for candidates of all nationalities for positions in Nigeria with expenses such as insurance, flights, and tickets covered. See also! Petrobras and Chinese Acquire Two Areas in the Mega Auction of Pre-Salt Surpluses!
The job openings are for professionals who are available for immediate start. See below the list of positions and reference codes that you should submit along with your email.

Loss Prevention Leader: Ref: 19-331.A.01
Offshore Structures Leader: Ref: 19-331.B.01
Piping and Layout Leader: Ref: 19-331.C.01
Electrical Leader: Ref: 19-331.D.01
Instrumentation Leader: Ref: 19-331.E.01
Package and Rotating Equipment Leader: Ref: 19-331.F.01
Building Systems and HVAC Engineer: Ref: 19-331.G.01
Technical Project Manager: Ref: 19-331.H.01

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Requirements: Higher education or equivalent; Relevant qualifications and training; Minimum of 8 years of experience in the role; Fluent in English.

Conditions: Start as soon as possible; Rotation of 90 working days/21 days off; 6 days of work per week and 10 hours per day; Submit Salary Expectation; contract duration: 1 year renewable; Insurance, Flights, and accommodations provided by the company;

Antagon International requests in the announcement of these positions in Nigeria that when responding, you must include the job reference code in the subject of your message.
Please send your current CV in English to cv@antagon.pt with the internal reference number in the email subject.

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