Empresa no Rio de Janeiro anuncia nesta tarde muitas vagas offshore para início IMEDIATO

Company in Rio de Janeiro Announces Many Offshore Positions for Immediate Start This Afternoon

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/11/2019 at 16:55

Updated on 14/11/2019 at 17:21

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The Job Openings Released by HR at Locar This Afternoon, 14, Are for Offshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro. Hurry, the Company Is Urgently Hiring.

Locar Recently Published, as a Matter of Urgency, Job Openings Offshore for Mariners with Experience in the Field and Highlights in the Announcement That Hiring Will Be Immediate and for the City of Rio de Janeiro. Attention! Many Job Openings Available, Petrobras Is Tendering Maintenance of FPSOs with Forecast to Start in May 2020.

The Openings Provided by Locar Are to Meet Its Contracts in the Maritime Transport Segment in Rio de Janeiro, and Since It Is a Market Leader, It Is Worth Sending Your Resumes and Competing for These Excellent Opportunities.

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About The Offshore Job Openings at Locar

MCB – Captain
MCB – First Mate
CDM – Chief Engineer
CDM – Second Engineer
MNC – Deckhand
MOC – Ordinary Seaman
MNM – Engineer
CZA – Cook
TAA – Steward

Requirements

Preferably Reside in Rio de Janeiro

The Company Does Not Provide Further Requirements Related to the Above Functions, So It Is Worth Remembering to Update Your Contact Information, Courses, Certificates, Qualifications, and Experience. Every Detail Will Be a Differentiator.

Application

If You Are a Professional Specialized in Any of the Functions and Meet the Requirements Set by the Company, Send Your Resume Immediately to curriculos.rj@locar.com.br Indicating in the Subject Line the Desired Position. Good Luck!

Company in Rio de Janeiro Announces Many Offshore Positions for Immediate Start This Afternoon

The Job Openings Released by HR at Locar This Afternoon, 14, Are for Offshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro. Hurry, the Company Is Urgently Hiring.

About The Offshore Job Openings at Locar

Requirements

Application

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