Vagas Offshore de Escalador, Pintores e Inspetor de Elétrica na CSE Rio das Ostras

Offshore Positions for Climbers, Painters, and Electrical Inspectors at CSE Rio das Ostras

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 15/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 15/04/2019 at 11:18

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Offshore Positions Were Announced by the Company’s HR in Rio das Ostras for Professionals Qualified to Work on a Boarding Basis, Resume Submission Ends on 04/19

CSE Rio das Ostras is initiating a selection process for hiring professionals qualified to work with ropes, the minimum required education is Technical with an active CFT and like any Offshore Position, the company requires valid boarding certificates.
Present in the Campos Basin since 1988, C.S.E Mecânica e Instrumentação S.A operates directly and indirectly in the Oil and Petrochemical Sector, developing its activities in onshore and offshore contracts, or providing qualified labor to third parties.

Discover the position and the requirements set by the company:

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Rope Access Painter

Complementary Courses: Irata; Abendi, NR-33 and NR-35
Hot Work and Painting Certificate

Industrial Climber N3

Education: Technician in Mechanics with active CFT;
Complementary Courses: Irata; Abendi, NR-33 and NR-35

Electrical Inspector

Education: Technician in Electricity with active CFT;
Complementary Courses: climbing, NR-33 and NR-35; NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere.

To apply for the above position, it is necessary for the candidate to have proven experience in the offshore role in CTPS, meet the educational requirements, and present a CBSP Training Certificate (Basic Platform Safety Course) within 6 months of validity.
The company requests that interested candidates who meet the requirements send their resumes by 04/19/2019 to the email recrutamento@csemil.com.br with the position title in the email subject field.

CSE Rio das Ostras states that its selection processes, whether for Offshore Positions or Onshore, are conducted exclusively via email and free of charge. Resumes sent to any other channel will not be considered in the selection of positions.

Elfe Engenharia started on 04/11 Offshore and Onshore positions completely updated for opportunities in its contracts in the state of Rio de Janeiro, check this link for the positions and how to apply!

Offshore Positions for Climbers, Painters, and Electrical Inspectors at CSE Rio das Ostras

Offshore Positions Were Announced by the Company’s HR in Rio das Ostras for Professionals Qualified to Work on a Boarding Basis, Resume Submission Ends on 04/19

Rope Access Painter

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Offshore Positions Were Announced by the Company’s HR in Rio das Ostras for Professionals Qualified to Work on a Boarding Basis, Resume Submission Ends on 04/19

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