Atlas Professionals Starts Search For Mariner To Embark On July 4th

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 28/06/2019 at 10:43

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Multinational Recruitment and HR Services Company Is Urgently Hiring Maritime Bosun to Join the Crew of Its Clients

Atlas Professionals is offering an urgent selection process for Bosun maritime positions for immediate embarkation (scheduled for July 4).
Atlas Professionals is a Dutch provider of recruitment and HR services in the global energy and maritime sectors, headquartered in Hoofddorp.

The company was established in 1982 and has grown to become a trusted and reliable HR service provider in the energy and marine industries, with a mission to turn complex personnel challenges into transparent and secure solutions. Check out the activities and requirements of the position:

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Prerequisites for the Bosun Position

In addition to maritime certifications, it is necessary to have NR 34 Lifting 20 hours, NR 34 Cargo Handling, and advanced English (will be tested).

Atlas emphasizes its urgency and informs that resumes, meeting the desired profile, should be sent to oliveira@atlasprofessionals.com, with the subject line titled “Bosun”.
Do not miss this excellent opportunity to work in a top company in the market, as Atlas Professionals’ client portfolio includes leading multinationals in the maritime and oil and gas sectors in Brazil.

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Atlas Professionals Starts Search For Mariner To Embark On July 4th

Multinational Recruitment and HR Services Company Is Urgently Hiring Maritime Bosun to Join the Crew of Its Clients

Prerequisites for the Bosun Position

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