Offshore Jobs Hiring: 21 Day Rotation, 12hr Days, $1015/day

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  • Last Updated: 1 year ago
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What SNC-Lavalin is Hiring for:

Posted to their careers site, SNC-Lavalin is hiring for multiple offshore jobs based out of Mount Pearl NL.

Positions include Quality Control/Inspection, Lifting Technician, & Remote Integrity Engineer.

Pay rates are competency-based and wages range from $675.52 - $1,014.93 per day, pending qualifications and experience.

Rotations are typically 21 days with 12 hour shifts.

Please refer to each individual position for details under 'ready top apply' below. (Please note that the Offshore Lifing Technician job has been filled as of 2022-09-15 11:30AM MST). There are 3 remaining jobs available in Mount Pearl NL as of this time

Work Regions:

This opportunity from SNC-Lavalin is available in Mount Pearl.

Features:

The below are factors that tend to matter for our listing seekers. This listing with SNC-Lavalin offers:

Competitive Wages

Offshore Work

Health Benefits Package

12 Hour Shifts

As positions vary, please confirm details with employer.

Requirements:

SNC-Lavalin has indicated that these are the requirements for the listing:

  • 5 Years Experience
  • Physically Fit

Requirements may not be comprehensive. Confirm w/employer.

About SNC-Lavalin:

SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. is a Montreal, Canada based company that provides engineering, procurement, and construction services to various industries, including mining and metallurgy, oil and gas, environment and water, infrastructure, and clean power.

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