Offshore Contract in the Oil Industry Requires Maritime Positions for Work on Oil Tanker in 60x60 Shift, This 24th Day

Offshore Contract in the Oil Industry Requires Maritime Positions for Work on Oil Tanker in 60×60 Shift, This 24th Day

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Published on 24/07/2020 at 10:08

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The Offshore Job Openings Announced Yesterday (07/23) by ABZ Maritime Agency Are for Professionals with Experience in Oil and Gas Tankers

Do you want to work offshore? The company that provides HR solutions for the maritime oil and gas industry, ABZ, is seeking professionals to fill job openings on vessels who are available to work on a 60×60 schedule.

Check Below for Details of the Job Openings by ABZ Maritime Agency for Offshore Operations on Oil Tankers

Welder

Experience with manufacturing and repairing equipment.
Intermediate/Advanced English.
60×60 Rotational Schedule.

2nd Engineer and 2nd Officer of Navigation

ESOQ/ESOP
Fluent English
Experience on Chemical/Oil Tankers and with Mixed Crews.
Availability to Work on a 60×60 Schedule.

Application for ABZ Offshore Positions

Interested candidates who meet ABZ’s required profile and have availability for offshore deployment should send their CV in Portuguese and English, including the position in the subject line, to the following email recrutamento@abzservicos.com Good luck!

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Offshore Contract in the Oil Industry Requires Maritime Positions for Work on Oil Tanker in 60×60 Shift, This 24th Day

The Offshore Job Openings Announced Yesterday (07/23) by ABZ Maritime Agency Are for Professionals with Experience in Oil and Gas Tankers

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