Baru Offshore acaba de anunciar vagas de emprego IMEDIATAS para trabalhar em rebocadores no Rio de Janeiro

Baru Offshore Just Announced Immediate Job Openings to Work on Tugs in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/11/2019 at 14:24

Updated on 27/11/2019 at 14:29

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With Offices in Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, and Peru, It’s Now Time for Baru Offshore to Announce Job Openings to Support Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

Baru Offshore is hiring for new job openings for activities in Rio de Janeiro in maritime and offshore roles. The opportunities were posted a few hours ago, since November 27th. URGENT job openings for helpers, welders, and boilermakers to work in a metallurgy company

Baru Offshore was founded in 2010 as a supplier of support vessels for the oil and gas industry in its exploration and production activities along the coast.

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MCB/Immediate and MCB/Commander Positions

Requirements

Minimum of 2 years of experience in the Offshore segment
Experience with tugboats, FSV model.
CERTIFICATION VALIDITY!!

Electrical Technician

Requirements

Technical education;
Experience in the role in the navigation segment (maritime support);
Immediate availability;
Willingness to travel;

Work Location: Downtown Rio de Janeiro

Application for Job Openings at Baru Offshore Rio de Janeiro

If you meet the requirements set by the company and are interested in the position, send your updated resume indicating the position in the subject line of the email to rh@baruoffshore.com.br. Good luck!

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Baru Offshore Just Announced Immediate Job Openings to Work on Tugs in Rio de Janeiro

With Offices in Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, and Peru, It’s Now Time for Baru Offshore to Announce Job Openings to Support Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

MCB/Immediate and MCB/Commander Positions

Electrical Technician

Application for Job Openings at Baru Offshore Rio de Janeiro

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