Vagas na Transocean para Lubrificadores e Eletrotécnicos

Job Openings at Transocean for Lubricators and Electrotechnicians

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/06/2017 at 16:41

Updated on 10/06/2017 at 16:49

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Transocean’s Recruitment Channels Have Some Open Opportunities, Send Your Resumes

As you all know, Transocean is one of the largest companies in the offshore drilling sector operating in Brazil, highly specialized in deep and ultra-deep waters. Here in Brazil, it has an incredible 59 units both offshore and onshore. Occasionally, it posts opportunities on its official recruitment portal. So here are some of them below:

Technical course in any operational area is required, along with experience in the role. Vaccination must also be up to date. The work location will be in the city of Macaé in Rio de Janeiro. You can apply by clicking here.
Must have a degree in Electrotechnics or Electrical Engineering, with experience in the role both offshore and onshore. Tasks include organizing daily activities, coordinating trainee teams, and performing occasional maintenance on electrical systems. Interested candidates can send their resumes by accessing this link.

Keep in mind that depending on when you are reading this article, these opportunities may have already expired. But do not give up because we will always be posting confirmed and genuine vacancies to assist you in the best possible way.

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