Embarque temporário para marítimos seleção até 30 de Outubro na Atlas

Temporary Boarding For Seafarers Selection Until October 30 At Atlas

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/10/2018 at 09:13

Updated on 10/10/2018 at 09:53

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Multinational Atlas Professionals Is Hiring Mariners for Temporary Embarkation Scheduled for October 30th

Atlas Professionals is seeking maritime professionals for temporary embarkations. The multinational was among the highest hirers at the beginning of 2018 and has not stopped hiring. We are in the final stretch of the year, and Atlas continues to hire for various offshore positions. Some professionals have prejudice against temporary positions, but they may need to get used to it because with the new trend projected through labor reform, this hiring model will gain more space. The good news is that companies hiring for temporary positions often end up hiring the professional permanently. Let’s look at the vacancies.

Engine Officers for Temporary Embarkation (October 30, 2018)

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– 01 (III/1 – III/3)
– 01 (III/2)
Both with prior experience on DP3 vessels

Requirements:

CBSP / HUET
Intermediate English
Up-to-date relevant function certificates
Deadline for sending resumes by 10/14/2018 at 14:00 hrs.

Gangway Operator or MNC

Looking for a Gangway Operator or MNC with experience in Gangway.
Requirements:
* Intermediate English.
* Up-to-date function-related certifications.
* Proven experience documented in a work record.

Engine Officers coordinate and oversee the operation, maintenance, and repair of mechanical equipment and installations in the engine room aboard a ship. They perform or direct from a shore-based position the overhaul and repair work on the ship’s mechanical equipment upon its arrival at the port. They monitor and manage the performance of machinery and oversee maintenance systems. They operate equipment, conduct maneuvers, and perform docking, undocking, and anchoring procedures for the ship.

Interested parties should send their resume in WORD format, addressed to Flavio Oliveira: email: foliveira@atlasprofessionals.com Email subject: DP3.

Opportunity for Machining Process Operator

Temporary Boarding For Seafarers Selection Until October 30 At Atlas

Multinational Atlas Professionals Is Hiring Mariners for Temporary Embarkation Scheduled for October 30th

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