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Offshore And Maritime Company Hiring For Many Positions Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/08/2017 at 14:04

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Job Openings Are for Offshore Candidates with Experience in Nautical, Hospitality, and Operational Roles in Large Companies in Rio de Janeiro

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]More confirmed opportunities will boost the oil industry offshore and maritime next Monday (7). In a statement, the company announced that only candidates with experience in the roles specified in the following paragraphs will be allowed.

About the Company

The hiring company is called Locar. It has been working on large projects and solutions for the industry, investing in research and innovation, with the aim of providing economically viable expertise. For 28 years, Locar has gained recognition as one of the giants in Latin America, extremely specialized in the field of cargo and personnel movement. Its main activities include heavy transport, offshore units, maritime activities, handlers, cranes, scaffolding, and related services.

Open Positions

CAPTAIN
FIRST OFFICER
CHIEF ENGINEER
ASSISTANT ENGINEER
COOK
STEWARD
DECKHAND
ENGINE ROOM ASSISTANT
DRIVER
ENGINEER’S MATE

Reinforcing that only candidates residing in the state of Rio de Janeiro with experience in the positions mentioned above will be allowed. If you fit the roles, please send an curriculos.rj@locar.com.br, including the job title in the email subject line. (A “Mailbox full” message may return, if that is the case, try sending again in 1 week)

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Offshore And Maritime Company Hiring For Many Positions Today

Job Openings Are for Offshore Candidates with Experience in Nautical, Hospitality, and Operational Roles in Large Companies in Rio de Janeiro

About the Company

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