Empresa Marítima busca profissionais com CIR para completar a frota no Brasil

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Published on 06/07/2018 at 15:59

Updated on 06/07/2018 at 16:54

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Chief Engineers III/2 Are Needed By Log-in Right Now, Learn How To Work At This Maritime Company

A maritime company has just asked if you would like to join their team, so we decided to bridge the gap between what they need and what you want. Well, Log-in is looking for Chief Engineer III/2, so here are the requirements and how to apply for this position. Please send your application only if you meet the criteria. For other related opportunities, install our APP and go to the “MARITIMES” tab, or search for what you need in the header of this portal.

Requirements

✔️Job Summary: Chief Engineer III/2 OMS with valid CIR and certifications for large vessels.

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✔️Academic/Technical Background:
APMA
Merchant Marine Officer Training Schools – EFOMM (Ciaga / Ciaba)
Adaptation Course for 2nd Engineer – ASOM (Ciaga / Ciaba / Femar /
UniBR)

✔️Necessary Knowledge and Skills:
Experience on large vessels (bulk carriers, container ships, tankers, gas carriers, etc.)
Valid CIR and STCW 1031 (Rule III/2 – OSM)
CERR (desirable)
CESS
EOPN
ESCM (desirable)
EPSM
ECIA
TBS
EGPM
HPAV1
HPAV2
Valid passport
Valid Yellow Fever vaccine or “LIFE”
Native Brazilian

Interested candidates should send their resume to roberta.gallo@loginlogistica.com.br with the subject “Selection Process – Chief Engineer III/2”, by July 16, 2018. Want to increase your chances of working abroad? Luis Franco will teach you how to succeed in this endeavor, just click here and access the 5 definitive steps to achieve this, many companies out there are struggling to find qualified professionals in the energy sector, so this might be your opportunity.

Shipping Company Seeks Professionals with CIR to Complete Fleet in Brazil

Chief Engineers III/2 Are Needed By Log-in Right Now, Learn How To Work At This Maritime Company

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