Ocyan, one of the leading service companies in the oil and gas industry, has 300 vacancies for offshore maintenance and services (MSO) area. The opportunities are for professionals at various levels of education, with permanent contracts to work on platforms or at the Operational Base in Macaé (RJ).

Applications are open until January 15 and can be made through the company's website. The vacancies available are expected to be filled by February 2025 and include positions such as Occupational Safety Technician, Offshore Storekeeper, Boilermaker Climber NI, Power and Control Electrician, Climbing Supervisor N3, Hydroblaster, Industrial Painter, TIG-ER Welder, among others. There are options for professionals holding high school, technical and higher education diplomas, with salaries and benefits compatible with the market.

The vacancies are part of Ocyan's strategy to expand and strengthen its offshore operations. Ocyan remains committed to the professional development of its employees and to delivering innovative, high-quality solutions for the oil and gas sector.

Ocyan has more than 25 years' experience in the offshore maintenance and services sector, with a robust portfolio that includes 130 production and drilling downtimes successfully delivered, and more than 12,000 tons of pipes and structures assembled on board offshore platforms. The company also highlights its achievements in industrial painting, with more than 1 million square meters of structures and pipes painted.

About Ocyan

Ocyan has been providing services to the Upstream oil and gas sector for decades, with high quality and technical capacity. In the offshore production area, it is the only Brazilian operator of floating production, storage and offloading units - FPSOs. It currently operates four units through a 50/50 joint venture with Altera Infrastructure, while maintaining long-term contracts with the Libra Consortium, Karoon Energy and Brava Energia.

The company has extensive experience in subsea construction, chartering and operating flexible riser launching units (PLSV'S). It is also involved in the decommissioning of deep-water subsea offshore field installations in Brazil, as well as carrying out EPCI (Engineering, Procurement, Construction & Installation) projects, such as the revitalization of the Campos Basin gas pipeline through a consortium with Mota-Engil. It is also studying the provision of services for offshore wind energy projects, in synergy with other activities.

In Macaé, Ocyan has the digital services and business and technologies area. These business units serve the Offshore Maintenance and Services market in the areas of engineering, supplies, manufacturing, assembly, inspections, maintenance, repair and painting, as well as offering Digital and Technology services.