Onshore Positions for Experienced Engineering Professionals in the Oil and Gas Industry for GranIHC Contracts in Espírito Santo

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Published on 22/09/2020 at 09:27

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GranIHC Announced Job Openings for Onshore Activities in ES. Opportunities Are for Higher Education Professionals in Engineering Experienced in the Oil and Gas Industry

Onshore activities in ES from GranIHC demand job openings for higher education professionals in Engineering experienced in the oil and gas industry. The company reports that the deadline to submit your resume is until September 24th. Apply as well, RH Agency in Rio de Janeiro Calls for URGENT Job Openings. Join on a 60 x 60 schedule

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A GranIHC Services S.A. was born from the association of Brazilian entrepreneurship from Gran with the global tradition and presence of the Dutch Royal IHC, aiming to provide services to the offshore market at all stages of the value chain: manufacturing, installation, integrity, and decommissioning of equipment and systems.

ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for the applications; the job openings posted below are external and may be filled at any time.

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GranIHC Job Openings in ES for Graduates with Higher Education in Engineering Experienced in the Oil and Gas Industry

Onshore Engineer – Vila Velha ES

Activities:

Participate in tests related to integration systems, installation interventions, and commissioning of subsea equipment
Develop engineering studies
Monitor service schedules
Promote a safety culture
Control certifications
Manage maintenance tools
Execute repair, painting, and preservation routines on equipment
Perform inspections
Conduct pressure tests
Manage the purchase of consumables related to the scope
Coordinate support team

Requirements:

NR 10 and NR 35 Training
Advanced English
Degree in Engineering
Experience with subsea and drilling equipment and materials
Minimum of 6 years of experience in the oil and gas industry

Application for Onshore Job Openings in ES – Resume Submission Until 09/24/2020

If you are an experienced engineering professional in the oil and gas industry, residing in ES or the region, and interested in the job openings above, click here to submit your resume on the official company website. Attention! When submitting your resume, select the job title ENGINEER. GOOD LUCK

Onshore Positions for Experienced Engineering Professionals in the Oil and Gas Industry for GranIHC Contracts in Espírito Santo

GranIHC Announced Job Openings for Onshore Activities in ES. Opportunities Are for Higher Education Professionals in Engineering Experienced in the Oil and Gas Industry

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