A líder mundial offshore V.Ships abriu ontem processo seletivo para embarque em navio tanque

The Global Offshore Leader V.Ships Opened Recruitment Process for Tanker Ship Embarkation Yesterday

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/03/2020 at 13:25

V.Ships abre processo seletivo para embarque em navio tanque

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Do you have tanker ship experience? The human resources department of V.ships announced yesterday (27) the offshore selection process for maritime professionals. The week ends with job openings to work in civil construction projects

Deck Officers for Tanker Shipment

Requirements

1 year of experience AS AN OFFICER on tanker ships;
ESOP;
Intermediate to advanced English;
Experience with Framo pump
ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE MANDATORY.

Deck Seaman for Tanker Shipment

Requirements

EBPQ or EFNT-PQ;
Experience on tanker ships;
Certificate II/5;
Intermediate English (will be tested).
ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE MANDATORY.

Application for V.Ships Offshore Vacancies

Candidates who meet the profile and want to work offshore on tanker ships should register directly on the company’s website www.vcrew.com

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The world leader offshore V.Ships opened yesterday a selection process for tanker ship shipment

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