Maritime Support, Shipbuilding, and Repair Company Urgently Calls for Workers in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/01/2021 at 12:52

Updated on 24/01/2021 at 18:39

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Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and University Education to Work in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, Opened by Bravante, a Company That Operates in Naval Construction and Repair

The Bravante Group, an offshore support agency, announced job openings for elementary, high school, and university professionals to work in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia. The company operates in maritime support, port support, construction, and naval repair. Also apply, 230 professionals summoned this afternoon (30/12) for offshore and onshore job openings; start on March 3, 202.

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Bravante is a 100% Brazilian group with over 50 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, operating in maritime support, port support, construction and naval repair, and environmental protection.

ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for applications; the job openings for candidates with elementary, high school, and university education below are external and may be filled at any time by the offshore support, construction, and naval repair company, Bravante

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Check Below the Requirements and Register Your Resume to Work in the Naval Construction Sector in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia with Bravante

Machine Operator – Regulation III/5 (Category CDM).

Requirements: Minimum of 2 years of experience in the role. Must reside in RJ and hold valid courses and certificates for maritime activities.
Previous experience on offshore vessels, preferably PSV or OSRV. Availability for immediate boarding.

OPERATOR – Bahia

Requirements: Complete High School; Desirable Technical Skills:; Proven experience of 1 year in the area of environmental emergency response;; Course on mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical maintenance;; First aid course;; Defensive driving course;; Firefighting course;; Load handling; Registration and record book (CIR) in category MAC; IMO I;; License D; Forklift Operator Course; Crane Operator Course; Knowledge in maintenance of diesel and gasoline engines, additional knowledge of vessel engines (stern and center).

NAUTICAL OFFICER – Regulation II/2 (Category 1ON)

Requirements: Minimum of 2 years of experience in the role; Must reside in RJ and hold valid courses and certificates for maritime activities; Up-to-date maritime certifications (Mandatory EBPQ/ESOP certificate); Desirable experience with Tanker Ships; Availability for immediate boarding.

COOK

Requirements: Minimum of 2 years of experience in the role; Must reside in RJ and hold valid courses and certificates for maritime activities; Up-to-date maritime certifications (Mandatory EBPQ/ESOQ certificate); Desirable experience with Tanker Ships; Availability for immediate boarding.

Machine Officer – Regulation III/2 (Category 1OM)

Offshore Resume Registration Bravante – Rio de Janeiro

Candidates with IMMEDIATE availability, who wish to work in the naval construction sector in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, who fit the profile of the job openings above, please send your resume to rh@bravante.com.br and put the desired position in the subject. GOOD LUCK!

Maritime Support, Shipbuilding, and Repair Company Urgently Calls for Workers in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia

Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and University Education to Work in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, Opened by Bravante, a Company That Operates in Naval Construction and Repair

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Check Below the Requirements and Register Your Resume to Work in the Naval Construction Sector in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia with Bravante

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Check Below the Requirements and Register Your Resume to Work in the Naval Construction Sector in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia with Bravante

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