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Company Based in Macaé Wins Contract for Workforce Recruitment on 2 Ships Providing Services to Petrobras

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/12/2018 at 10:05

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ABZ Services Was Recently Hired by Stenna Bulk and Will Be Responsible for the Recruitment Processes of the Tankers Stena Conqueror and Stena Conquest

ABZ recently signed a contract with Stena Marine Management PTE to provide Brazilian marine crew. The two vessels from Stenna Bulk (Stena Conqueror and Stena Conquest) are currently under contract with Petrobras for 2 years, extendable for an additional 11 months. Both tankers were built in 2013 and 2014 respectively, and they will transport refined products along the Brazilian coast. All recruitment processes must occur in the city of Macaé – RJ.

Read what the CEO and President of Stenna Bulk, Erik Hånell, said at the time of signing the contract with Petrobras: “We have a long-standing and highly valued relationship with Petrobras when it comes to Suezmax and MR tankers, and we are committed to continuing to provide safe and efficient deliveries. We also look forward to expanding our relationship in the future.”

ABZ Services is a Human Resources company specializing in the recruitment of national and international labor, especially in the offshore oil and gas sector.

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About ABZ Services

ABZ SERVICES Ltda was founded in March 2013 and is directed by its Directors Gordon Walker and William Mair, both with over 20 years of experience in operations and personnel management in the Oil and Gas and Shipping sectors. Its employees are duly trained and experienced, having worked in multinational companies across various segments.

Company Based in Macaé Wins Contract for Workforce Recruitment on 2 Ships Providing Services to Petrobras

ABZ Services Was Recently Hired by Stenna Bulk and Will Be Responsible for the Recruitment Processes of the Tankers Stena Conqueror and Stena Conquest

About ABZ Services

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