Offshore Contract In Oil Industry Demands Job Openings To Work On Bulk Carrier, This Day 11

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Published on 11/11/2020 at 07:27

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The Offshore Positions Announced by the Maritime Agency ABZ, Operating in the Oil Sector, Are for Professionals with Ship Experience

Do you want to work offshore? The company that provides HR solutions for the maritime oil and gas industry, ABZ, is requesting professionals to fill job vacancies on bulk carriers. Sign up as well, Curriculum registration for all positions for Petrobras offshore contracts at UO-Rio in Macaé and to work at the REFAP refinery on this day 11

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The ABZ SERVIÇOS Ltda provides HR solutions for the offshore oil, gas, and Navigation sector. With an office in Macaé, RJ, the company is committed to excellence in service and the quality of its services, based on ethics and respect for laws.

The job opportunities were announced by the official news outlet of ABZ Serviços, a specialist in human recruitment for the maritime area.

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Check Below for Details of Job Openings from the Maritime Agency ABZ for Offshore Operations on Bulk Carriers

Steward
Machinist
2nd Officer of Navigation
2nd Officer of Machinery

Requirements

Advanced English (will be tested)
Experience in the position on a bulk carrier.

Job Application for the Offshore and Maritime Company ABZ

Interested candidates who meet ABZ’s requirements and have IMMEDIATE availability for offshore boarding should send their resume in Portuguese and English, stating the position in the subject line, to the following email recrutamento@abzservicos.com Good luck!

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Offshore Contract In Oil Industry Demands Job Openings To Work On Bulk Carrier, This Day 11

The Offshore Positions Announced by the Maritime Agency ABZ, Operating in the Oil Sector, Are for Professionals with Ship Experience

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Check Below for Details of Job Openings from the Maritime Agency ABZ for Offshore Operations on Bulk Carriers

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