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Job Openings for Offshore Occupational Nursing Professionals at MODEC

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/12/2019 at 08:23

Updated on 08/12/2019 at 08:48

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In the offshore oil and gas sector, professionals in the field of Occupational Health Nursing are as necessary as others assigned to a platform. Typically, there are two professionals in a unit with a 12-hour work x 12-hour rest rotation, plus 15 days off. (For support vessels, long-haul ships, and cruises, this time varies).

Modec, one of the largest FPSO charterers in the world with many contracts in Brazil, is seeking this health professional to join its team. But pay attention to the qualifications, as all are quite specific and competitive.

Modec Is Looking for an Occupational Nurse for Offshore Opportunity

Provide and administer first aid and medical services in the unit and provide support to the OIM and the HSEQ team as necessary;
Operate and maintain the medical and first aid facilities of the Unit in accordance with applicable legislation and maintain evidence;
Maintain daily and monthly potable water analysis records and submit to the medical department’s supervision;
Check the food and water supply services in the unit and produce reports on their conditions;
Contact a medical specialist located on land when necessary and act on their advice and inform the OIM;
Facilitate inspection of accidents and incidents related to health issues under the guidance of HSEQ;
List hygiene requirements necessary for the crew to enjoy a good environment for maintaining quality of life and appropriate health;
Supervise and control hygiene inspections of accommodations in cabins and refrigerated rooms. Monitor the implementation of waste segregation;
Create reports on onboard hygiene and send them to your medical supervision. Hold meetings to guide catering teams.

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