Contratos offshore em escala 56 x 56 demanda vagas para marítimos no Rio de Janeiro. Salário de até R$ 21.160, 00 mais benefícios!

Offshore Contracts in Scale 56 x 56 Demand Positions for Sailors in Rio de Janeiro. Salary Up to R$ 21,160.00 Plus Benefits!

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Published on 15/07/2020 at 16:25

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Offshore Job Openings Announced Yesterday, July 14, for Experienced Maritime Professionals from Rio de Janeiro. Immediate Availability Required for 56 x 56 Shift

The human resources company Winner RH announced yesterday (07/14), job openings for experienced maritime professionals from Rio de Janeiro in the offshore sector. The opportunities are for the positions of Captain and Chief Engineer, with a salary of up to R$ 21,160.00 plus benefits! Get ready! Ecovix Shipyard Will Create About 5,000 Job Openings for the Construction of the POLAR Ship for the Brazilian Navy

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If You Have Immediate Availability, Check Below the Requirements to Apply for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Captain (1 ON – DP FULL)

Requirements

Rule 2/II
Category 1 ON FULL DPO
Experience of over 5 years in the position
Fluent English
56 x 56 Shift
Temporary contract of 120 days at first

Chief Engineer

Requirements

Rule 2/II
Category 1 OM
Experience of over 5 years in the position
Fluent English
56 x 56 Shift
Temporary contract of 120 days at first

Application for Offshore Job Openings – Rio de Janeiro – Winner RH

If you are a specialized professional in the offshore function mentioned above, join the recruitment process at Winner RH and immediately send your updated resume stating the job title in the subject line to the email oficiais.winnerrh@gmail.com

ATTENTION! Winner requests that candidates within the profile send their resumes along with maritime certificates, competency certificates, and CIR.

Offshore Contracts in Scale 56 x 56 Demand Positions for Sailors in Rio de Janeiro. Salary Up to R$ 21,160.00 Plus Benefits!

Offshore Job Openings Announced Yesterday, July 14, for Experienced Maritime Professionals from Rio de Janeiro. Immediate Availability Required for 56 x 56 Shift

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If You Have Immediate Availability, Check Below the Requirements to Apply for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

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