Offshore And Onshore Positions At CSE With Resume Submission Until The End Of May

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Published on 20/05/2019 at 10:42

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Company HR Announces Offshore and Onshore Job Openings for Various Positions with Education Levels Ranging from High School, Technical, and Higher Education.

CSE Rio das Ostras has just announced more offshore and onshore vacancies to meet its contracts; the professionals required this time are: Offshore Drafter, Mechanical Supervisor Climber, Quality Engineer, and Crane Operator.
Opportunities encompass various education levels, and for the Offshore Positions, candidates must have valid boarding courses.

Offshore Drafter

Description: Identify and define the necessary material and human resources to efficiently perform construction and assembly services; determine the ideal methodology for the construction and assembly sequence.
Requirements: Completed Technical Education with CREA; experience in construction, assembly, and industrial maintenance activities on Oil and Gas platforms.
Specific Knowledge: Develop a general execution plan for a SEP/Note/Fabrication and Painting Plan/Special Access, defining tasks, duration, execution sequence, impediments, human resources, materials, equipment, tools, drawings, sketches necessary for service comprehension, safety aspects, and relevant operational releases. Develop the current project schedule, working with fast and effective planning, provide support directly to technicians during project planning; carry out a comprehensive survey of difficulties regarding activity execution with the assembly team; define the ideal tests for the construction and assembly of services; prepare and issue reports, as well as hold meetings with client representatives on the platform of the current contract; budget the projects; inform immediate leadership about possible failures and irregularities that may hinder the smooth progress of the service, as well as breakage or damage to utensils and equipment.
Work Location: Rio das Ostras – RJ and submit CVs by 31/05/2019

Mechanical Supervisor Climber

Requirements: Experience in the role, CBSP training certificate within the validity of 6 months
Education: Technical in Mechanics
Complementary Courses: Climbing, NR-33, and NR-35
Submit CVs by 24/05/2019

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Quality Engineer

Activities: Coordinate operationally the activities related to Quality Management
Requirements: Desired experience in process improvements; Intermediate English and reside in Rio das Ostras or Macaé;
Education: Engineer with CREA registration;
Submit CVs by 21/05/2019, informing if you have been an employee of CSE.

Crane Operator (Pelegrini Crane)

Requirements: Experience in the role in Offshore Vacancies proven in the CTPS, CBSP training certificate within the validity.
Education: Completed High School
Complementary Courses: NR-35, Crane Operator, CACI, and EMCIA;
Submit CVs by 31/05/2019, informing if you have been an employee of CSE.

CSE Rio das Ostras requests that interested parties send their resumes to recrutamento@csemil.com.br with the job title in the subject line.

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Offshore And Onshore Positions At CSE With Resume Submission Until The End Of May

Company HR Announces Offshore and Onshore Job Openings for Various Positions with Education Levels Ranging from High School, Technical, and Higher Education.

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Offshore And Onshore Positions At CSE With Resume Submission Until The End Of May

Company HR Announces Offshore and Onshore Job Openings for Various Positions with Education Levels Ranging from High School, Technical, and Higher Education.

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Mechanical Supervisor Climber

Quality Engineer

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