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Offshore Positions Available in Security and Maintenance at Oil Multinational

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/02/2020 at 11:39

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Oil Giant, Equinor, Reopens Offshore Job Vacancies. This Time, Positions Are for Safety and Maintenance Areas

Equinor has offshore job openings in Rio de Janeiro. This time, the Norwegian company is hiring professionals for electrical safety and mechanical maintenance. Equinor is one of the largest offshore oil operators in the world! Engine Room Operator Being Requested for Offshore Position in RJ

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Check out the offshore job vacancies from the company below. If you have experience in the area, as well as a compatible degree, be sure to apply.

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5 years of experience as an offshore electrical technician; Electrical technician certificate from an accredited technical school or bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering; Experience in industrial power generation and automated electrical installations; Good knowledge of verbal and written Portuguese and a good command of English; Efficient use of maintenance management systems, preferably SAP; Knowledge of GE LM 2500+ G4 gas turbine generator will be considered an advantage; Experience as an electrical lead or supervisor will be considered an advantage; Knowledge of ABB / WEG and Siemens High Voltage Systems will be considered an advantage.

Mechanical Maintenance DPB OPR Responsible

5 years of experience as an offshore mechanical technician; Mechanical technician certificate from an accredited technical school or bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering; Good knowledge of verbal and written Portuguese and a good command of English; Efficient use of maintenance management systems, preferably SAP; Knowledge of GE LM 2500+ G4 gas turbine generator will be considered an advantage; Experience as a mechanical lead or supervisor will be considered an advantage; Knowledge of Seatrax cranes will be considered an advantage.

Applications

To apply for offshore positions in Rio de Janeiro, those interested in Equinor’s vacancies, one of the largest in the oil sector, can click on the link in the title of the desired position. Good luck!

Offshore Positions Available in Security and Maintenance at Oil Multinational

Oil Giant, Equinor, Reopens Offshore Job Vacancies. This Time, Positions Are for Safety and Maintenance Areas

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Offshore Positions Available in Security and Maintenance at Oil Multinational

Oil Giant, Equinor, Reopens Offshore Job Vacancies. This Time, Positions Are for Safety and Maintenance Areas

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Applications

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