Bravante Starts Immediate Registration of Maritime Resumes for Offshore Contract in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 28/05/2020 at 11:55

Bravante inicia cadastro de currículo IMEDIATO de marítimos para contrato offshore no Rio de Janeiro

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Curriculum Registration for Offshore Contracts in Rio de Janeiro is for the Positions of Steward, Cook, and Engine Officer

The Bravante Group, an offshore support agency in Rio de Janeiro, announced yesterday, May 27, job openings for maritime professionals. The company operates in the areas of maritime support, port support, construction and naval repair, don’t miss this excellent opportunity to submit your resume.

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Bravante is a 100% Brazilian group with over 50 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, operating in maritime support, port support, construction and naval repair, and environmental protection.

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Check Below All Job Openings and Submit Your Resume to Work Offshore in Rio de Janeiro for Bravante

Engine Officer – Rule III/2 (Category 2OM)

Requirements:

Minimum of 2 years of experience in the position.
Must reside in RJ
Must have valid courses and certificates for maritime activity
Previous experience on OFFSHORE vessels, preferably PSV or OSRV.
Availability for immediate start

STEWARD

Requirements:

Minimum of 2 years of experience in the position.
Must reside in RJ
Must have valid courses and certificates for maritime activity
Availability for immediate boarding.

COOK

Requirements:

Minimum of 2 years of experience in the position.
Must reside in RJ
Must have valid courses and certificates for maritime activity
Availability for immediate boarding.

Offshore Resume Registration Bravante – Rio de Janeiro

Candidates from Rio de Janeiro who fit the profile for the offshore vacancies above, please send your resume to rh@bravante.com.br and include the desired position in the subject. GOOD LUCK!

Bravante Starts Immediate Registration of Maritime Resumes for Offshore Contract in Rio de Janeiro

Curriculum Registration for Offshore Contracts in Rio de Janeiro is for the Positions of Steward, Cook, and Engine Officer

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