Maritime Agency Hires for Oil Tanker on 60x60 Schedule

Maritime Agency Hires for Oil Tanker on 60×60 Schedule

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/05/2019 at 08:36

Updated on 11/09/2019 at 17:18

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Triaina Maritime Agency Calls for Nautical Officers to Join a Mixed Crew of Highly Qualified Professionals to Operate in National and International Waters

Great opportunities for Nautical Officers with the selection process launched on May 13. Triaina Maritime Agency urgently requests that professionals have all the necessary courses, and as the company described, there is no room for flexibility, “either you have it or you don’t” all certificates and experience, as the lack of any of these is disqualifying. Understand:

Selection for 2nd Officer of Nautical

ONLY if you have ALL the certificates below:
ESOP and ESOQ
Other certificates and CIR up to date (TBS-1, CERR, CESS, EOCA, EGPO, EARP, EROG, EPSM, EOPN, ECIA, EPOE)
Advanced / Fluent English (will be tested)
Valid Passport
Experience on Chemical/Oil Tanker and embarkation with a mixed crew (does NOT count only piloting).
Availability to work on a 60×60 schedule.
Company Offices in Brazil:

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See also

Rio de Janeiro
São Sebastião
Santos
Salvador
Recife
São Luis
Manaus
Porto Alegre
Paranaguá
Belém
Fortaleza

The purpose of this contract is to carry out the logistics of Brazilian crude oil abroad and to import refined products and derivatives. Interested parties with the requested profile should send their resumes only by e-mail to: cv@triaina.com.br, indicating in the subject line the name of the desired position.

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