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Atlas Professionals Hires Mariners for Rio de Janeiro on October 17

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/10/2019 at 20:00

Updated on 17/10/2019 at 20:08

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In Rio, the Recruitment Multinational and HR Services is Open for Selection Process for Maritime Professionals.

For Rio de Janeiro, Atlas Professionals is hiring maritime professionals for the positions of Chief Engineer, 2nd Officer, and Local Contracts Manager. Take the opportunity and apply as well, Lifting Group is looking for Technicians with active CFT for offshore activities.

Atlas Professionals is an international company with over 35 years of experience, recognized in the Brazilian market in the oil, gas, and maritime sectors as a major reference in providing local and expatriate workforce, for permanent, temporary, or outsourced hiring.

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Chief Engineer for Temporary Embarkation

Requirements

Experience in PLSV, AHTS, or Floatel
Advanced English
CIR as OSM (Senior Engine Officer), 2nd Engineer, or 1st Officer – first engineer (2nd Engineer)
Higher education in Nautical Sciences
Competency Certificate III/2
Proven experience in the role is desirable
CIR – Registration and Enrollment Book
Personal safety, first aid training, human relations training; personal survival (STCW – 78/95)

2nd Officer for Temporary Embarkation

Requirements

Experience in PLSV, AHTS or Floatel
Advanced English
CIR as 2nd Officer or 1st Officer
Bachelor’s degree in Nautical Sciences
Proven experience in the role is desirable
Personal safety, first aid training, human relations training, personal survival (STCW – 78/95)

Local Contracts Manager

Requirements

Complete graduation in administration, engineering or related areas;
Minimum of 8 years of experience in offshore installations (Offshore construction supervision/Maritime Operations)
Strong project management skills and planning capability;
Excellent communication skills in Portuguese;
Fluency in English (verbal and written);
Availability to travel and work on board when necessary.

Application for Atlas Professionals Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

If you are interested in any of the positions above, to apply simply click on the desired job title, and you will be directed to the company’s official website. Good luck!

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Application for Atlas Professionals Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

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