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Offshore Company Hiring Young Technical Apprentice

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Published on 27/07/2018 at 00:10

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Unmissable Opportunity for Young Apprentice Technician at Offshore Company for Port and Logistics Services in Brazil

Offshore company for maritime and logistics services is now accepting applications for Young Apprentice Technician in Ponta d’Areia Niterói. The young apprentice program is an initiative of the federal government (Law 10.097/00) aimed at providing professional training to young people and adolescents across the country working within partner companies that develop apprenticeship programs. To apply for the position, it is necessary to follow the prerequisites established by the company, avoiding grammatical errors and providing only truthful information.

Prerequisites:

Be enrolled in maintenance, mechanics, electrotechnics, or electrical courses at CEFET or another institution offering apprenticeship programs
Have availability for 6 hours of practical work at the company
Have availability for 1 year of apprenticeship

The Company Offers:

Scholarship + Transportation + Meal Voucher + Health Plan

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“Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore operates in the maritime support segment for oil and gas exploration and production platforms with a fleet of PSV (platform supply vessel) type ships. It is one of the largest and most modern fleets registered under the Brazilian flag, mostly built at the Wilson Sons Group shipyard. The vessels are designed to support the logistics of supplies of various products and materials between the operational bases and offshore platforms along the entire Brazilian coast.”

The Young Apprentice program is very important for professional careers in any area of operation and for the professional development of young people and adolescents. Some companies are already using the program to prepare the apprentice for future career opportunities, understanding that this professional, knowing the company’s pillars, will yield better results and profits, but most importantly, professional satisfaction. Interested candidates for the position, please send your resume to fernanda.pereira@wsut.com.br and include in the subject line“Young Apprentice”.

Offshore Company Hiring Young Technical Apprentice

Unmissable Opportunity for Young Apprentice Technician at Offshore Company for Port and Logistics Services in Brazil

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