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Brazilian Shipping Company Opened Registration for Professionals for Talent Pool

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/08/2017 at 15:34

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Maritime and Offshore Company with 21 Vessels in Macaé, Vitória, Aracaju, and Natal Has a Talent Pool Available for Reserve Registration (Not a Selection Process)

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The navigation company that opened this incredible opportunity is called Galáxia Marítima and is genuinely Brazilian. Its main activity basically consists of support maritime for the oil industry. It has official authorization issued by Antaq to operate even in port complexes, transporting and managing the logistics of any products derived from hydrocarbons.

Its contracts are exclusively with Petrobras. Its support vessels total 21 and operate in the cities of Macaé/RJ, Vitória/ES, Aracaju/SE, and Natal/RN.

Can I Submit My Resume to the Talent Pool?

The professionals that Galáxia Marítima usually hires are:
Stewards, Cooks, ROV Operators, Electricians, Mechanics, Divers, Nurses, Cabotage Masters, Conductors/Officers/Chief Engineers, Deckhands, Nautical Officers, First Mates, and Captains.

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Where Do I Submit My Resume?

There are 2 methods: The first, you can send your resume to galaxia@galaxiamaritima.com.br/ rh@galaxiamaritima.com.br. The second option is the official registration directly on the company’s website, in the WORK WITH US tab. On this page, you will find guidance on how to fill out the form and how to submit your qualifications to the talent pool.

ATTENTION: DO NOT CONFUSE TALENT POOL WITH SELECTION PROCESS, ON GALÁXIA’S OWN WEBSITE THERE IS INFORMATION THAT THEY ARE ACCEPTING RESUMES FOR RESERVE REGISTRATION

What Vessels Are In Operation in Brazil?

Currently, it has 21 vessels in Brazilian waters chartered by Petrobras, they are: GNL 1001/1008, Amazon Chieftain, Varada Ipanema, Varada Buzios, Fivel, TAG 5, Varada Supplier, Varada Supporter, Varada Ibiza, Varada Santos, Varada Ilheus, Varada Maresias, Vega Corona, Vega Challenger, Vega Crusader, Vega Chaser, Vega Jaanca, Vega Juniz, Vega Emtoli, and Vega Inruda.

You can also like our Facebook page, we are always sharing news about the economy, job vacancies, and the industry across the country from high-credibility official sources. Another good option is the exclusive job group in the oil and gas sector, its name is SUA VAGA OFFSHORE, search and join us.

Brazilian Shipping Company Opened Registration for Professionals for Talent Pool

Maritime and Offshore Company with 21 Vessels in Macaé, Vitória, Aracaju, and Natal Has a Talent Pool Available for Reserve Registration (Not a Selection Process)

Can I Submit My Resume to the Talent Pool?

Where Do I Submit My Resume?

What Vessels Are In Operation in Brazil?

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Brazilian Shipping Company Opened Registration for Professionals for Talent Pool

Maritime and Offshore Company with 21 Vessels in Macaé, Vitória, Aracaju, and Natal Has a Talent Pool Available for Reserve Registration (Not a Selection Process)

Can I Submit My Resume to the Talent Pool?

Where Do I Submit My Resume?

What Vessels Are In Operation in Brazil?

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

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