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160 Offshore And Maritime Positions Just Opened In The Rio x Espírito Santo Axis

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/10/2019 at 18:47

Updated on 24/10/2019 at 22:21

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160 Offshore Positions Were Announced at 3 PM This Thursday, October 24, for the Rio x Espírito Santo Axis, by a Human Resources Company

Downpour of offshore positions for Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo, announced this afternoon of October 24, by the Human Resources company Winner RH. Take advantage that Etesco has offshore job openings for Technicians and Engineers on this October 24

A Winner RH, a company that allocates and hires the best talents in the job market, is responsible for the high volume hiring project for crew positions on vessels for its client, a multinational company in the offshore segment.

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The company offers employees the benefits:

Health plan, meal voucher, life insurance, private pension, and transportation assistance

About the Offshore Positions Rio de Janeiro x Espírito Santo

Engine Room Seaman – 40 positions – Salary R$ 4,366.00
Deckhand – 80 positions – Salary R$ 3,852.20
Cook – 20 positions – Salary R$ 3,852.20
Steward – 20 positions – Salary R$ 3,852.20

Requirements:

Minimum experience of 3 years in PSV, ORSV, and AHTS
Reside in the Rio de Janeiro X Espírito Santo axis
Have all relevant certificates for the position

Application

If you are a professional specialized in any of the functions above, immediately send your updated resume indicating the job title in the subject line, along with all certificates and CIR scanned and attached to the email selecaomaritima@winnerrh.com.br

160 Offshore And Maritime Positions Just Opened In The Rio x Espírito Santo Axis

160 Offshore Positions Were Announced at 3 PM This Thursday, October 24, for the Rio x Espírito Santo Axis, by a Human Resources Company

The company offers employees the benefits:

About the Offshore Positions Rio de Janeiro x Espírito Santo

Application

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The company offers employees the benefits:

About the Offshore Positions Rio de Janeiro x Espírito Santo

Application

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