Agência marítima no Rio de Janeiro inicia Recrutamento e Seleção offshore hoje (20)

Maritime Agency In Rio de Janeiro Starts Offshore Recruitment And Selection Today (20)

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/05/2020 at 15:27

Updated on 20/05/2020 at 15:42

Agência marítima no Rio de Janeiro inicia Recrutamento e Seleção offshore hoje (19)

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

Excellent offshore job opportunities in Rio de Janeiro for maritime professionals this afternoon, May 20. The recruitment and selection initiated by Triaina Maritime Agency is for experienced professionals available to work onboard on a 60 x 60 shift. Offshore contracts in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro from Ocyan, job vacancies being offered today, May 20

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The company is primarily a ship agency that also provides labor for vessels operating in Brazil for oil exploration.

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If you are a resident of Rio de Janeiro with experience in the naval, oil and gas, and offshore industry, check below for all job opportunities available today

Deckhand for 60×60 Shift on Oil Tanker

Experience in the role and on oil tankers
Intermediate/advanced English (will be tested)
Certificates II/5, EBPQ, TBSI, EBCP, CESS, NR and all relevant to your function

2ON, 2OM, MNM, and MNC

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 role, must have certificate II/V
For MNM role, must have certificate III/V
Valid Passport
Experience on Chemical/Oil Tanker and boarding with mixed crew (not just as a pilot).
Availability to work on a 60×60 shift.

Application for Offshore Positions at Triaina Rio de Janeiro

The company informs offshore professionals interested in the vacancies, available to board on a 60 x 60 shift and who meet all the requirements above, to send their updated resume in Portuguese and English via email indicating the position in the subject line to: cv@triaina.com.br.

Maritime Agency In Rio de Janeiro Starts Offshore Recruitment And Selection Today (20)

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

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If you are a resident of Rio de Janeiro with experience in the naval, oil and gas, and offshore industry, check below for all job opportunities available today

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