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More Maritime Jobs Have Just Opened With 56×56 Shifts in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/04/2019 at 00:15

Updated on 29/04/2019 at 09:54

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Job Openings Just Announced by Aldelia for Offshore Operations in Rio de Janeiro 56×56 Shift

The offshore sector is booming, especially in Rio de Janeiro which is coming in strong! More offshore positions that have just been announced by Aldelia, a specialist in recruitment for the energy sector. Aldelia informs that the positions are for work at a large multinational in Rio de Janeiro and are for immediate start, so pay attention to the application deadline!

In the menu of our website, you can check the latest selection processes offshore, there are many positions that were recently announced and are still open and receiving resumes.

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Senior Machine Officer

Requirements

Valid maritime documentation for the last 5 years
International Yellow Fever Certificate
STCW rule III/2
56×56 Shift
Fluent English

Long Course Captain

Requirements

Valid maritime documentation for the last 5 years
International Yellow Fever Certificate
STCW rule II/2
56×56 Shift
Fluent English

Application

Interested candidates who meet the requirements, please send your resumes by May 5, 2019, to marcia.carvalho@aldelia.com indicating the desired position in the email subject line. Good luck!

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More Maritime Jobs Have Just Opened With 56×56 Shifts in Rio de Janeiro

Job Openings Just Announced by Aldelia for Offshore Operations in Rio de Janeiro 56×56 Shift

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