Offshore Jobs Are Offered in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro State

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Published on 27/10/2020 at 15:27

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Offshore Job Openings for Macaé in Rio de Janeiro Are for the Positions of Machinery Sub-Chief, Drilling Assistant, Crane Operator, and More

Talent, a consulting, recruiting, and selection company, has offshore job openings for the positions of machinery sub-chief, drilling assistant, crane operator, DPO, ROV pilot, and more. The positions are for companies in the oil and gas, drilling, and navigation sectors. All positions are based in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro.

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Talent provides reports of technical and behavioral responses along with complete presentation materials for profiles for companies. Additionally, it offers the option to conduct interviews in English, depending on the needs of its clients. Over 20,000 resumes constitute Talent’s recruitment and selection database.

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Check Out Below Details About the Offshore Job Openings!

DPO

Completed higher education;
Experience in the role and in drilling units;
Intermediate English;
Maritime Certificate, Seaman’s Book, GMDSS, CBSP, CPSO, CACI, EBCP, ECDIS;
Certificates for Maritime: II/1, IV/2, VI/1, VI/4, VI/2, VI/3, VI/6.

Machinery Sub-Chief III/2

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.

Drilling Assistant

Completed high school;
Experience in the role;
Experience in drilling units (cyber);
Technical course and registration with the competent authority are desirable;
Experience with Aker equipment (training certificate);
Valid training: CBSP, Well Control, NR 33, and NR 35.

Crane Operator

Completed high school;
Experience in the role;
Experience in load handling at ports;
Crane Operator Level II Course;
Valid courses: Mopp, Load Handling, Risk Perception, Defensive Driving.

ROV Pilot

Technical training in electromechanics or related areas;
Advanced English;
Experience in the role, preferably on PSLC or DSV vessels.

Applications: To apply for the positions above, simply click on the position of interest. The company also has several other opportunities; to access the positions, CLICK HERE.

Offshore Jobs Are Offered in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro State

Offshore Job Openings for Macaé in Rio de Janeiro Are for the Positions of Machinery Sub-Chief, Drilling Assistant, Crane Operator, and More

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