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Offshore Job Openings at Aker for Welders and Pipefitters in Shutdown

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Published on 21/08/2019 at 19:27

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Offshore Vacancies at Aker Solutions for Maintenance Shutdown Contract Lasting 90 to 180 Days

Offshore vacancies for Boilermakers and Climbing Welders have just been announced a few hours ago on this August 21, by Aker Solutions, now a partner of CSE. See here another selection process with vacancies in Macaé.
The opportunities are Offshore Vacancies to meet the maintenance shutdown contract on an oil platform, and Aker Solutions states in the announcement that the duration of the services will be from 90 to 180 days.

Check the Profile of the Offshore Vacancies Offered:

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Climbing Boilermaker Shutdown – (90 to 180 Days)

Required education: Completed High School
Work location – Offshore vacancy
Experience: Desired 1 year

Required knowledge: Irata N1 – Climbing / Basic Hot Work / Hot Work Observer, NR-33 and 35 and CBSP minimum 6 months of validity.

Climbing Welder Shutdown – (90 to 180 Days)

Required education: Completed High School
Work location – Offshore vacancy
Experience: Desired 1 year
Required knowledge: Irata N1 – Climbing / Basic Hot Work, NR-33 and 35 and CBSP minimum 6 months of validity.

Aker Solutions states in the announcement that candidates who meet the requirements 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 vacancies at Aker is carried out exclusively via email free of charge. Resumes directed to any other channel will not be considered in the selection for the position.

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Offshore Job Openings at Aker for Welders and Pipefitters in Shutdown

Offshore Vacancies at Aker Solutions for Maintenance Shutdown Contract Lasting 90 to 180 Days

Climbing Boilermaker Shutdown – (90 to 180 Days)

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