Offshore Positions Opened in Rio das Ostras by Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Service Provider Constellation

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Published on 16/11/2020 at 11:51

Updated on 16/11/2020 at 11:56

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Constellation Oil and Gas Updates Its Job Openings Offshore and Onshore for Rio das Ostras in the Positions of Radio Operator, Driller, and More

Constellation is the largest private drilling and production service company in Brazil and excels in its services. Currently, the company has offshore job openings for radio operator, driller, and machine officer for the Rio das Ostras region in Rio de Janeiro. Major Petrobras Tender for More Than 20 Platforms in Maintenance Contracts Will Move the Oil and Gas Market in December

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Constellation Oil Services is a highly specialized drilling service provider due to its unique experience in deep and ultra-deep water drilling and onshore operations in remote areas.

Throughout its history, Constellation has remained committed to the development of the oil industry both in Brazil and worldwide, having drilled more than 700,000 meters in offshore wells in challenging environments, including the Brazilian pre-salt.

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Check Below the Offshore Job Openings Available at Constellation for Rio das Ostras

DRILLER

Requirements: Completed High School, Team Management, Knowledge of AMPHION System – NOV, Experience in Drilling Units, Basic English Desired, Valid Well Control Supervision Course.

MACHINE OFFICER

Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Nautical Sciences, CIR Category – 1OM, C.O.C – Rule III/2 – with capacity for Second Engineer Officer, Proven Experience in the Role in Drilling Units

RADIO OPERATOR

Requirements: Completed High School, Radio Operator Certification from Anatel, GMDSS and CNS-014, RPM, LPNA – Valid CHT, Experience in Drilling Units, Advanced English Desired.

Benefits: The company informs that it offers a salary compatible with the market, medical assistance, dental assistance, life insurance, and food allowance.

Application for Offshore Job Openings – Rio das Ostras

Are you a resident of Rio das Ostras and interested in any of the offshore job openings above? To know the requirements and compete for the opportunities, just click on the desired position. GOOD LUCK!

Offshore Positions Opened in Rio das Ostras by Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Service Provider Constellation

Constellation Oil and Gas Updates Its Job Openings Offshore and Onshore for Rio das Ostras in the Positions of Radio Operator, Driller, and More

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Check Below the Offshore Job Openings Available at Constellation for Rio das Ostras

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Constellation Oil and Gas Updates Its Job Openings Offshore and Onshore for Rio das Ostras in the Positions of Radio Operator, Driller, and More

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