A Van Oord do Brasil convoca todos os marítimos para novo projeto

Van Oord Brazil Calls All Mariners for New Project

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/04/2018 at 08:39

Updated on 27/05/2019 at 16:22

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Human Resources of Van Oord Announces New Contract Season and Seeks Maritime and Administrative Professionals for Its Talent Pool.

Great opportunity to work at Van Oord in Brazil, friends. The Human Resources manager of the company announced on social media a selection process for maritime and operational-administrative professionals as they have secured contracts in Brazil. You can send your resumes as long as you meet the qualifications we will describe below. But before proceeding with the rest of the article, we would like to inform you that Marlin Navegação and Wilhelsen Holding are also hiring in Brazil, click here to go to the maritime section for details.

Available Positions

Van Oord was somewhat vague on the requirements for the positions, to put it mildly, but one of the fundamental qualifications is proficiency in English and maritime certification. Professionals will be part of dredging projects in Brazil for the offshore and port industry. As they have called for ALL (check the print below), we will list the main roles below:

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We have prepared two special articles for those looking to enter one of Brazil’s sought-after sectors in the oil industry: the offshore and maritime sectors. In these, we explain all the steps to become qualified, including the best courses and educational institutions. It’s worth checking out and can be a great help for those who wish to start this career or for those seeking reemployment in the market. 1 – ARTICLE ON HOW TO BECOME AN OFFSHORE PROFESSIONAL 2 – HOW TO BECOME A MARITIME PROFESSIONAL.

Van Oord Brazil Calls All Mariners for New Project

Human Resources of Van Oord Announces New Contract Season and Seeks Maritime and Administrative Professionals for Its Talent Pool.

Available Positions

Do You Want to Become a Maritime or Offshore Professional?

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