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Offshore Drilling Positions Announced by EP2C for Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 20/02/2020 at 20:51

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EP2C Energy Announces Offshore Job Openings for Experienced Professionals in Drilling, Completion, and Well Intervention, for Rio de Janeiro

There are job openings at the multinational EP2C Energy! The company is recruiting talented professionals seeking a career with one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world. The firm has offshore vacancies for professionals in the well drilling field. Check out the available job openings below.

Mandatory experience with an operator in the OilAndGas industry; Strong experience in offshore operations – Subsea and Platform; Well engineering, well integrity, well intervention operations; Advanced English and Portuguese are required; professional qualifications – qualified degree or higher (preferably in mechanical or petroleum engineering, but not essential).

Drilling Manager

The role will involve managing, scheduling, and safely executing all related activities, including drilling, completion, and intervention operations on the assets operated in Brazil.

Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Mandatory experience in OilAndGas, Offshore, Drilling – platform/jackup and floater; strong experience as a supervisor/management; Fluency in English and Portuguese is required; qualified degree in Engineering/MSc.

Offshore Job Applications

To apply for any offshore job openings with the company, simply send your resume to the email: HR.Brazil@ep2c-energy.com with the job title in the subject line of the email.

*Please note that these positions are in Brazil, so you must have a work permit for Brazil or have Brazilian nationality.

Offshore Drilling Positions Announced by EP2C for Rio de Janeiro

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