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Fresh Offshore Job Openings: Company From Macaé and Rio das Ostras Just Announced Another Selection Process

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/01/2018 at 14:50

Updated on 22/01/2018 at 15:13

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The Selection Process Starts Today and Goes Until February 5. The Offshore Positions Are for Maintenance Contracts in the Campos Basin

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]More offshore positions have been posted today for maintenance contracts in the Campos Basin. As usual, every Monday a different company in this field decides to open selection processes in this area, and Click Petróleo e Gás always brings the information firsthand to you, whether you are seasoned professionals or aspiring to enter this sector. Remember that we posted a list of emails from oil companies 2018; if you want to check it, access the article here.

The CSE Mechanical and Instrumentation has opened another round of offshore opportunities that started today(22) and will go until February 5, 2018, so take advantage and apply according to the specifications you possess. Check some of them below:

Platform Assistant – Complete elementary education, EMCIA, Load Handling, CACI, Industrial Painting, Scaffold Assembly, NR-33 and NR-35
Pressure Washer Machine Operator – Complete elementary education, PT requester, NR-33 and NR-35
Crane Operator – Complete elementary education, EMCIA, CACI and NR-35.

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The company states that all candidates must have the Basic Safety Course in Platform (CBSP) and experience in the role. It is also necessary to inform if you have been a CSE employee in other contracts (We do not know if they will prioritize these workers or discard them from the selection process). So, are you within the requirements? Then send an email to recrutamento@csemil.com, informing the position in the subject of the message for better identification. See the company’s post in the photo below:

Did you know that due to the difficulty in finding professionals with specific requirements, qualifications, and experiences, MODEC is forced to search for them on social networks? Check the article here; it can be a good incentive to start preparing for higher positions to fill the shortage in this FPSO market in Brazil.

Fresh Offshore Job Openings: Company From Macaé and Rio das Ostras Just Announced Another Selection Process

The Selection Process Starts Today and Goes Until February 5. The Offshore Positions Are for Maintenance Contracts in the Campos Basin

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