Excellent Opportunity for Marítimo to Operate Oil Tanker Released

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 25/07/2019 at 12:43

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The Human Resources Agency ABZ Started Yesterday, July 24, Offshore Vacancy for 2nd Officer of Navigation to Work in a 60×60 Shift

The opportunity for 2nd Officer of Navigation was announced yesterday (07/24) by the Human Resources company ABZ, the offshore position is for a Maritime professional.
The company informs that one of the requirements is availability for the 60×60 shift, in addition to experience and certificates pertinent to the position, the company states that proficiency in English is also an essential requirement for the position.

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2nd Officer of Navigation

Requirements

ESOQ/ESOP/EBPQ/ECDIS JRC
Fluent English.
Experience on Chemical/Oil Tankers and with mixed crews
Availability to work on a 60×60 shift

Application

Check if you meet the requirements for this offshore Maritime position and send your updated resume in Portuguese and English as soon as possible, stating in the subject of the email the position Marine Electrician, to the address recrutamento@abzservicos.com.Good Luck!

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Excellent Opportunity for Marítimo to Operate Oil Tanker Released

The Human Resources Agency ABZ Started Yesterday, July 24, Offshore Vacancy for 2nd Officer of Navigation to Work in a 60×60 Shift

2nd Officer of Navigation

Application

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