Agência marítima inicia processo seletivo para morador do Rio de Janeiro na função de Mestre de Cabotagem

Maritime Agency Begins Selection Process for Rio de Janeiro Resident for Cabotage Master Position

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/04/2020 at 17:55

Agência marítima inicia processo seletivo para morador do Rio de Janeiro na função de Mestre de Cabotagem

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Attention resident of Rio de Janeiro, the Human Resources sector of Marenostrum Consulting and Maritime Assistance announced yesterday (07) a selection process for a temporary position. The selected professionals will perform functions as Cabotage Master on vessels along the Brazilian coast and Marshall Islands.

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A Marenostrum has progressively expanded along the Brazilian maritime coast serving companies of the Petrobras Group with maritime and port support provided to the Waterway Terminals of Salvador – Ba, Aracaju – Se, Maceio – Al, Suape – Pe, Vila do Conde – Pa, Manaus – Am, Angra dos Reis – RJ, Paranaguá – Pa, etc.

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