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Offshore And Onshore Job Openings Announced At 2 PM On October 18 To Address Platform Shutdown

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Published on 18/10/2019 at 16:41

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Offshore And Onshore Positions At Aker Solutions Announced 2 Hours Ago To Support Maintenance Shutdown Contract On Oil Platform

Offshore positions for Technicians, Supervisors, Designers, and buyers have just been announced a few hours ago today, October 18, by Aker Solutions in partnership with CSE. Imetame Also Just Opened Positions Today, October 18!
The opportunities are offshore positions to support the shutdown contract on the oil platform, and Aker Solutions states in the announcement that for some positions, the scaffolding course is required.

Check out the profile of the offshore positions offered:

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Scaffolding Mechanical Technician

Required Education: Complete Technical Course
Work Location – Offshore Position
Experience: Desired 1 year
Necessary Knowledge: NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33 and 35, CBSP, and scaffolding.

Scaffolding Instrumentation Technician

Required Education: Complete Technical Course
Work Location – Offshore Position
Experience: Desired 1 year
Necessary Knowledge: NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33 and 35, CBSP, and scaffolding.

Scaffolding Electrical Technician

- Required Education: Complete Technical Course
- Work Location – Offshore Position
- Experience: Desired 1 year
- Necessary Knowledge: NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33 and 35, CBSP, and scaffolding.

Scaffolding Mechanical Supervisor

- - Required Education: Complete Technical Course
  - Work Location – Offshore Position
  - Experience: Desired 1 year
  - Necessary Knowledge: NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33 and 35, CBSP and Scaffolding N3.

Scaffolding Mechanical Technician

- - Required Education: Complete Technical Course
  - Work Location – Offshore Position
  - Experience: Desired 1 year
  - Necessary Knowledge: NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33 and 35, CBSP, and scaffolding.

Scaffolding Mechanical Technician

- - Required Education: Complete Technical Course
  - Work Location – Offshore Position
  - Experience: Desired 1 year
  - Necessary Knowledge: NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33 and 35, CBSP, and scaffolding.

Mid-Level Mechanical Designer

- - Required Education: Complete Higher Education
  - Work Location – Onshore Position – Macaé
  - Experience: Desired 4 years
  - Necessary Knowledge: Intermediate English, experience with SolidWorks, PDMS, Smart Plant, and AutoCAD detailing, execution and verification of engineering documents for manufacturing and assembly of piping and mechanical structures, defining concepts of components that enable the development of products, projects, and services.

Scaffolding Electrical Supervisor

- - Required Education: Complete Technical Course
  - Work Location – Offshore Position
  - Experience: Desired 1 year
  - Necessary Knowledge: NR-10, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33 and 35, CBSP, and Scaffolding N3.

Senior Buyer

- - Required Education: Complete Higher Education
  - Work Location – Onshore Position – Macaé
  - Experience: Desired 4 to 6 years
  - Necessary Knowledge: Carrying out the acquisition of goods and services, connecting external solutions with business needs, ensuring compliance with quality, cost, and delivery standards, respecting compliance principles, Advanced English.

Aker Solutions states in the announcement that candidates who meet the requirements for these offshore and onshore positions should send their resume to the email: recrutamento@csemil.com.br with the JOB TITLE in the subject of the email.
The selection process for offshore and onshore positions at Aker is carried out exclusively via email free of charge. Resumes sent to any other channel will not be considered for the position selection.

Offshore And Onshore Job Openings Announced At 2 PM On October 18 To Address Platform Shutdown

Offshore And Onshore Positions At Aker Solutions Announced 2 Hours Ago To Support Maintenance Shutdown Contract On Oil Platform

Scaffolding Mechanical Technician

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Scaffolding Electrical Technician

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Scaffolding Electrical Supervisor

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