Offshore Contracts In International Waters Demand Job Openings For Mariners, May 22

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/05/2020 at 17:57

Contratos offshore em águas internacionais demanda vagas de emprego para marítimos, hoje 22 de maio

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The Job Vacancies Announced This Afternoon (22) By ABZ Maritime Agency Are For Offshore Activities In International Waters.

Despite the pandemic, more job vacancies were opened this afternoon (22), this time the offshore opportunities are for Engine Room Hands and Deckhands who are available to embark in international waters. Petrobras Has Conducted Over 15 Thousand Covid-19 Tests On Employees

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

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Engine Room Hands And Deckhands

Requirements

TBS1, EBCP, EBPQ, valid passport, and international yellow fever certificate.
Advanced English (will be tested)
Experience in the role and preferably on tankers.
Availability to work on a 60×60 schedule.

Application

Interested candidates for the job vacancies above who have offshore experience should send their resumes in Portuguese and English specifying the position in the subject line to recrutamento@abzservicos.com

Offshore Contracts In International Waters Demand Job Openings For Mariners, May 22

The Job Vacancies Announced This Afternoon (22) By ABZ Maritime Agency Are For Offshore Activities In International Waters.

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If You Are A Maritime Professional And Want To Work Abroad, Keep Reading To Know All The Details, The Requirements Set By The Company, And How To Apply For The Job Vacancies Below

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