Empresa do Grupo Edison Chouest abre vagas offshore para o Rio de Janeiro às 11h deste dia 22 de outubro

Edison Chouest Group Company Opens Offshore Positions for Rio de Janeiro at 11 AM on October 22

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 22/10/2019 at 11:44 Updated on 22/10/2019 at 20:20

The Offshore Positions Announced This Tuesday Morning, October 22, by Bram Offshore, Are for PSV Vessels in the City of Rio de Janeiro.

Bram Offshore Maritime Transportation announced the offshore positions this Tuesday, October 22. The company is seeking maritime professionals specialized in various roles who are available to work in Rio de Janeiro and abroad. Further requirements and details about the position will be provided below. Braserv is recruiting in Macaé for professionals to work on a drill rig, this October 22

The BRAM is a company of the Edison Chouest Offshore Group specializing in maritime transportation supporting the oil and gas industry in Brazil.

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About the Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Commander 1ON – II/2 and DP Full
Chief Mate 1ON – II/2 and DP Full
Deck Officer Watchkeeping – 2ON
Chief Engineer III/2 – 1OM
Second Engineer – III/2 – 1OM

Requirements

Fluent English
Experience on PSV vessels

Application

If you meet the company’s requirements and are interested in the position, send your updated resume to brazil.recrutamento@chouest.com with the position name in the email subject. Good luck!

Edison Chouest Group Company Opens Offshore Positions for Rio de Janeiro at 11 AM on October 22

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About the Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Requirements

Application

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