Maritime Agency in Rio de Janeiro Opens Positions for Engine Room Sailors, Today March 5

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/03/2020 at 19:05

Updated on 05/03/2020 at 19:09

Agência marítima no Rio de Janeiro inicia vagas para Marinheiro de Máquinas, hoje 5 de março

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Job Openings for Engine Cadets Available to Work in 60 x 60 Shifts Announced by Triaina Maritime Agency from RJ.

Excellent job opportunities in RJ for Engine Cadets opened this afternoon, March 5. The positions are for experienced professionals with availability to work onboard in 60 x 60 shifts. Offshore contracts in Rio das Ostras demand job vacancies in various functions today.

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

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Triaina was founded in 1996 and aims for excellence in serving our clients. In Brazil since 1996, the company has 11 offices throughout the country and covers all Brazilian ports.

Engine Cadet – RJ

Requirements

Experience in the role and on an oil tanker,
Intermediate English (will be tested)

Mandatory certificates according to the company:

III/5EBPQ
TBS I
EBCP
CERR
CESS
NRs
And all other certificates relevant to the role.

Application for Triaina RJ Engine Cadet Positions

The company advises interested candidates who meet all the above requirements to send their updated resumes in Portuguese and English via email, stating the position “Engine Cadet” in the subject line to: cv@triaina.com.br.

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