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Offshore And Maritime Job Openings Announced By Specialized Human Resources

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/05/2018 at 18:35

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Provided by CEPEM, most opportunities are offshore to work in the city of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

The offshore sector in the oil and gas industry is clearly booming these last few days, many companies in the field are gaining confidence and starting unexpected sequences of calls under the new perspective in the oil chain, as CEPEM can attest. It is always announcing job openings and selection processes, and many of our followers have already participated in its selection processes and secured opportunities, thanks to our alert disclosures. Check out the list of opportunities in this new wave of hiring:

Quality Inspector (Mechanical Technician) PCD ⇒ Education: Mechanical Technician • Knowledge: Must have qualification in Non-Destructive Testing Intermediate English Experience: Material inspection, receiving and closing out Materials. Position for PCD.
Drill Mechanic ⇒ Completed Technical Course; Active CREA; Experience with AKER equipment; Experience with 6th generation rigs; Intermediate English
Drilling Deckhand ⇒ Valid CIR; STCW II/V; Experience on drilling ships preferred
Instrumentation Technician ⇒ Completed Technical Education with CREA; Experience in instrumentation, calibration of pressure, flow, and temperature transmitters; maintenance of equipment and automation and electronic systems; Experience with Control valves; Vibration monitoring systems for large machines; PLC’s; Experience in offshore work, preferably on FPSO vessels; AMOS system; Advanced English
Cabotage Master ⇒ Valid Brazilian CIR STCW III/V Experience in drilling units
Drill Operator ⇒ Technical course preferred; Experience in drilling units

How to Apply

To try to score an interview with CEPEM, you will need to access the platform TALENT ON THE CONSULTING SITE (ACCESS HERE). Click Oil and Gas considered the vacancies that are available starting from 04/18/2018, which are the most current and have been on the application board for less than a month. We recommend that you perform this entire process on a computer to avoid formatting errors and data entry issues.

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Offshore And Maritime Job Openings Announced By Specialized Human Resources

Provided by CEPEM, most opportunities are offshore to work in the city of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

How to Apply

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Offshore And Maritime Job Openings Announced By Specialized Human Resources

Provided by CEPEM, most opportunities are offshore to work in the city of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

How to Apply

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