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Maritime Services Company in Rio Resumes Hiring

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/07/2018 at 14:30

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It Has Just Been Announced Directly From Human Resources at Locar, Maritime and Naval Professionals It’s Now Up to You

The maritime services company in Rio, Locar, a reference in Brazil in its field for offshore and maritime operations, announces another great sequence of opportunities for professionals with experience in vessels and with the proper nautical documents in order. Coincidence or not, the announcement of this selection process coincides with the last news we published about Locar last week, in which it is supposed to carry out some services for the submarine pipe launches of ROTA 3 at Comperj.

Open Positions

As mentioned, the Human Resources manager of the company has just announced many roles, reminding everyone that all must have their documentation in order and must provide proof of it, below is the list of positions:

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CTR – Foreman
MCB – Captain ( competency certificate required)
MCB – Mate ( competency certificate required)
CDM – Chief Engineer
CDM – Assistant Chief Engineer
MNM – Marine Engineer
CZA – Cooks

Interested parties should send their resumes to curriculos.rj@locar.com.br, mentioning the desired position of the maritime services company in the subject line of the message. Residents of the state of Rio de Janeiro will be given preference in the selection process, but candidates from other states may also apply, provided they meet the requirements asked in this article. If you wish, Log-in Maritime is also seeking professionals to complete its staff, click here to find out the available opportunities there.

Maritime Services Company in Rio Resumes Hiring

It Has Just Been Announced Directly From Human Resources at Locar, Maritime and Naval Professionals It’s Now Up to You

Open Positions

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