Agência do RJ anuncia hoje (09) vagas offshore para marítimos brasileiros com passaporte válido

RJ Agency Announces Today (09) Offshore Vacancies for Brazilian Mariners with Valid Passport

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/06/2020 at 17:27

Updated on 09/06/2020 at 17:38

Agência do RJ anuncia hoje (09) vagas offshore para marítimos brasileiros com passaporte válid

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Recruitment and Selection for Offshore Positions on a 60 x 60 Schedule on Oil Tanker Announced This Afternoon by the Maritime Agency Triaina from RJ

Excellent offshore job opportunities in RJ for seafarers with a valid passport. The recruitment and selection initiated by the maritime agency Triaina this afternoon, June 9, are for working on a 60 x 60 schedule. Coca-Cola Starts Selection Process for Helpers, Technicians, Drivers, Assistants, and More Professionals on June 8.

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If you reside in RJ and have experience in the naval, oil and gas, and offshore industry, check out the available positions below

2ON, 2OM, MNM, and MNC

Experience on Chemical/Oil Tanker Vessels and boarding with mixed crew (not just piloting).
ESOP; ESOQ; ESOG (officers)
EBGL and EBPQ (other roles)
Other certificates and CIR up to date (TBS, ECDIS, CERR, CESS, EGPO, EGPM, HPAV 1, EPSM, EOCA, EOPN, EBCP, ECIA, EROG, EARP, NR – according to each category)
Fluent English for officers (will be tested)
Intermediate English (will be tested) – for other roles
For MNC position, have II/V certificate
For MNM position, have III/V certificate
Valid Passport
Availability to work on a 60×60 schedule.

Application for Offshore Positions at Triaina – RJ

The company informs offshore professionals interested in the positions, with availability to board 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: cv@triaina.com.br.

RJ Agency Announces Today (09) Offshore Vacancies for Brazilian Mariners with Valid Passport

Recruitment and Selection for Offshore Positions on a 60 x 60 Schedule on Oil Tanker Announced This Afternoon by the Maritime Agency Triaina from RJ

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Recruitment and Selection for Offshore Positions on a 60 x 60 Schedule on Oil Tanker Announced This Afternoon by the Maritime Agency Triaina from RJ

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