Recruitment Agency in Rio de Janeiro Calls for URGENT Positions. Join on a 60 x 60 Schedule

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/09/2020 at 08:12

Updated on 22/09/2020 at 08:15

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The Job Vacancies Announced Yesterday by the Triaina Maritime Agency in Rio de Janeiro Are for Offshore Activities on Oil Tankers. Submit Your Resume

The offshore sector is regaining full strength! More job vacancies for Rio de Janeiro were announced last night, September 21. This time, the opportunities were disclosed by the official news outlet of the HR company Triaina, a specialist in human recruitment. Job openings in RJ open by a manufacturing and assembly company, machining, experienced boiler-making in civil construction and project engineering

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The company is initially a ship broker that also provides labor for vessels in Brazil for oil exploration.

The company has great expertise in handling operational matters and considers that its know-how makes all the difference, being ready, with its team of seafarers, to respond to its clients’ calls in the areas of: fuels, customs clearance, loading, unloading, offshore operations.

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The Triaina Maritime Agency in Rio de Janeiro Has Offshore Positions Available for the Functions Below, for Embarkation on Oil Tankers (60x 60).

SECOND OFFICER OF NAVIGATION

Requirements: Experience in the position and on tankers, advanced/fluency level English (Will Be Tested), ESOP certificate and all other related to your position.

SECOND ENGINE OFFICER

Requirements: Experience in the position and on tankers, advanced/fluency level English (Will Be Tested), ESOP certificate and all other related to your position.

DECK SEAMAN

Requirements: Experience on tankers, intermediate level English (Will Be Tested), Certificates: II/5- EBPQ and all other related to your position.

ENGINE ROOM SEAMAN

Requirements: Experience on tankers, intermediate level English (Will Be Tested), Certificates: III/5- EBPQ and all other related to your position.

Application for Triaina Job Vacancies in Rio de Janeiro

The HR agency informs interested professionals in the vacancies, with availability to embark on a 60 x 60 schedule and who meet all the requirements above, to send the updated resume in Portuguese and English via email, stating the position in the subject line to ateixeira@triaina.com.br

Recruitment Agency in Rio de Janeiro Calls for URGENT Positions. Join on a 60 x 60 Schedule

The Job Vacancies Announced Yesterday by the Triaina Maritime Agency in Rio de Janeiro Are for Offshore Activities on Oil Tankers. Submit Your Resume

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The Triaina Maritime Agency in Rio de Janeiro Has Offshore Positions Available for the Functions Below, for Embarkation on Oil Tankers (60x 60).

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Recruitment Agency in Rio de Janeiro Calls for URGENT Positions. Join on a 60 x 60 Schedule

The Job Vacancies Announced Yesterday by the Triaina Maritime Agency in Rio de Janeiro Are for Offshore Activities on Oil Tankers. Submit Your Resume

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