NorSkan Offshore Has Job Openings for Vessel Superintendent and Deckhand in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 16/09/2020 at 10:28

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The job openings available for Rio de Janeiro by NorSkan Offshore are for vessel superintendent and deckhand. Certificates and experience in the role are required.

NorSkan Offshore is a Brazilian company owned by the Norwegian Group DOF, the second largest Norwegian investor in Brazil. Currently, the company has job openings for the positions of vessel superintendent and deckhand. Both job openings are intended for Rio de Janeiro.

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About NorSkan Offshore:

Believing in the potential of the Brazilian offshore market, NorSkan invested about US$ 700M in the Brazilian shipbuilding industry, while 83% of its fleet is built without signed contracts.

With facilities in Rio and Macaé, NorSkan maintains its commercial, financial, and IT departments in its office at Torre Rio Sul and its technical operations, human resources, payroll, quality – environment and safety (QES), logistics, and purchasing departments at its headquarters in Macaé.

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Vessel Superintendent

Requirements, Experiences, and Knowledge:

Degree in Merchant Navy Officer (Nautical Sciences), Naval Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical, or related areas;
Technical experience in the oil and gas industry and in offshore operations;
Experience in the technical management of special vessels (RSV, PLSV, or AHTS);
Experience in foreign companies in the segment;
Experience in managing docking projects and acceptance tests for new contracts in Brazil;
Risk, cost, and schedule management;
Knowledge of contracts for offshore support operations in Brazil;
Knowledge of MS Office Suite;
Knowledge of Maritime Legislation.

Deckhand

Requirements, Experiences, and Knowledge:

Training in Maritime Aquaviary, deckhand certificate, and CIR (STCW II/5);
Technical knowledge of onboard equipment, materials, and operations;
Knowledge of national and international codes governing their activity;
Certificate TBS-1;
Certificate EBCP;
Desirable: Confined space, working at heights, hot work, CESS, CERR, MCIA, HUET certificates;
Desirable: experience on AHTS vessels;
Required: effective embarked experience as a deckhand in maritime support.

How to apply for the jobs at NorSkan Offshore: Interested candidates for the above positions can click on the desired job title to go to the application site.

NorSkan Offshore Has Job Openings for Vessel Superintendent and Deckhand in Rio de Janeiro

The job openings available for Rio de Janeiro by NorSkan Offshore are for vessel superintendent and deckhand. Certificates and experience in the role are required.

Check out more news of the day:

About NorSkan Offshore:

See below details about the job openings for Rio de Janeiro from NorSkan Offshore!

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NorSkan Offshore Has Job Openings for Vessel Superintendent and Deckhand in Rio de Janeiro

The job openings available for Rio de Janeiro by NorSkan Offshore are for vessel superintendent and deckhand. Certificates and experience in the role are required.

Check out more news of the day:

About NorSkan Offshore:

See below details about the job openings for Rio de Janeiro from NorSkan Offshore!

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