HR Company Hires Offshore Marine for 56 x 56 Schedule Position in Rio de Janeiro; Salary R$ 19 Thousand Plus Benefits

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/08/2020 at 15:28

Empresa de RH contrata Marítimo para vaga offshore em escala 56 x 56 no Rio de Janeiro; salário R$ 19 mil mais benefícios

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Offshore Vacancy Open This Afternoon, August 17th, for Mariners from Rio de Janeiro. Availability for Embarkation on a 56 x 56 Rotation Required

The human resources company Winner RH announced today (08/17), a job vacancy for experienced mariners from Rio de Janeiro in the offshore sector. The opportunities are for the position of Chief Engineer, with a salary of R$ 19,020.00 plus benefits! Recruitment and Selection to Work in Maintenance Shutdown at the Petrobras Refinery – REFAP, on this day (08/17).

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Despite the ongoing crisis and many sectors halting their activities, some essential services remain reduced but cannot stop, such as certain industrial, civil, and offshore contracts. The screenshot of the vacancy announced by the Human Resources department will be available at the end of the article.

ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for applications; the job vacancies posted below are external and may be filled at any time.

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If You Have Immediate Availability, Check Below for Requirements to Apply for Offshore Vacancies in Rio de Janeiro

Chief Engineer

Requirements

Regulation 2/II
Category 1 OM
Experience Over 5 Years in the Position
Fluent English
Embarkation Rotation 56 x 56
Temporary Contract of 120 Days Initially

Application for the Offshore Vacancy – Rio de Janeiro – Winner RH

If you are a professional specialized in the offshore position mentioned above, be part of the recruitment and selection process of Winner RH and immediately send your updated resume indicating the job title in the subject line to the email oficiais.winnerrh@gmail.com

ATTENTION! Winner requests that candidates fitting the profile send their resume along with maritime certificates, competence certificate, and CIR.

HR Company Hires Offshore Marine for 56 x 56 Schedule Position in Rio de Janeiro; Salary R$ 19 Thousand Plus Benefits

Offshore Vacancy Open This Afternoon, August 17th, for Mariners from Rio de Janeiro. Availability for Embarkation on a 56 x 56 Rotation Required

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If You Have Immediate Availability, Check Below for Requirements to Apply for Offshore Vacancies in Rio de Janeiro

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