ATTRIUS GROUP Calls Maritime Professionals. Resume Submission Deadline: June 14!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/06/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 12/06/2019 at 21:45

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The Job Openings Were Announced Directly by the ATTRIUS GROUP for Offshore Activities in the State of São Paulo

ATTRIUS GROUP announced this Wednesday, June 12, great offshore opportunities for maritime professionals who have an up-to-date CIR and are residents of Santos or Guarujá. It is very important not to send your resumes if you do not meet the requirements, as you will not receive any feedback and will be hindering your colleagues who are seeking new placement and meet the established criteria.

ATTRIUS GROUP is a company that provides a high standard of service in the Freight Forwarder market with professionals who have solid experience in multinational companies qualified and ready to identify the best logistics solution for your project.

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About the Job Openings

Deck Assistant
National Deckhand
Deckhand
Engine Cadet

Requirements

Up-to-date CIR
Be a resident of Santos or Guarujá

Application

If you are a qualified professional in any of the above functions and are interested in the offshore position, send your resume by 12 PM on Friday, June 14, with your contact details, certificates, courses, and updated qualifications, to the email nilson.logisticanews@gmail.com

The company requests that the candidate inform in the SUBJECT or BODY OF THE EMAIL the desired position and the city of residence. The company also asks the candidate to attach, in addition to the resume, the CIR among other certificates, to avoid wasting time.

It is pointless to send resumes from people who do not live in the aforementioned cities. They will be discarded automatically.

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