Vagas offshore atualizadas: Empresas correm para contratar antes do feriado prolongado

Updated Offshore Job Openings: Companies Rush To Hire Before The Long Holiday

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/04/2017 at 07:01

Updated on 11/04/2017 at 21:28

Vagas offshore atualizadas Empresas correm para contratar antes do feriado prolongado

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With the extended holiday approaching, some offshore companies with available positions are urgently recruiting due to the short time frame to fulfill contracts. Just as Perbras opened its young talent program last week, other giants are coming to the industry and should initiate more hires, even if in a very modest way. Below, you will see some open opportunities for this week, and please send your resume only if you match the required position.

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Temporary Mechanical Helper

Must have skills in assembling and disassembling equipment, washing, and have the willingness to wash risers and maintain them periodically. If you fit the profile and are interested, please send your resume to mapelmacae1@hotmail.com, indicating the subject in the title.

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Health and Safety Officers

If you are recently graduated in this area, you could be joining the company as a trainee, where you will be studying, preparing institutional training material, and conducting practical and theoretical activities. It is essential that the candidate lives in Macaé, will receive the union wage floor and many benefits. Interested candidates should send their resumes to newjob.macae@gmail.com and format the title as follows: POSITION-CITY/NAME.

Sheet Metal Worker

The company Priner has 3 available positions for Sheet Metal Worker in an offshore regime, so it is necessary to have Salvage, Huet, and proven experience in the role. If you fit the profile, send your resume to curriculo.rj@priner.com.br

Electrotechnician or Electrical Engineer

Transerluz hires a specialist in electrical panels from Siemens, who will perform maintenance, periodically inspect them, prepare reports, and align systems according to work demands. Proven ability to deal with this type of panel or hold a qualification course from Siemens is required. Mandatory NR-10 course and active CREA. The contract will be temporary, so send your resume to rh@transerluz.com, indicating the subject.

Steward and Nutritionist

A renowned maritime and offshore hospitality company is collecting resumes to fill the positions of steward and/or nutritionist. The operations essentially consist of managing personnel, controlling expenses, supervising menus, preparing food and nutrition systems, and other related activities. Send your resume to triagemdecurriculo2017@gmail.com, identifying the positions in the subject line and your current city of residence.

Logistics Assistant

Essentially, the individuals who pass the selection process will perform activities in the company’s stock, developing tasks of material receipt, organization, verification, working with registration, and other activities inherent to the position. Send your resumes to recrutamento.macae2017@gmail.com, indicating the desired position.

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Updated Offshore Job Openings: Companies Rush To Hire Before The Long Holiday

Temporary Mechanical Helper

Health and Safety Officers

Sheet Metal Worker

Electrotechnician or Electrical Engineer

Steward and Nutritionist

Logistics Assistant

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Updated Offshore Job Openings: Companies Rush To Hire Before The Long Holiday

Temporary Mechanical Helper

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Sheet Metal Worker

Electrotechnician or Electrical Engineer

Steward and Nutritionist

Logistics Assistant

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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