Estaleiro Renave cadastra no Rio de Janeiro e Salvador, contrato para Navio Bunker em muitas funções

Renave Shipyard Registers Contract for Bunker Ship in Various Functions in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 04/10/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 04/10/2019 at 08:53

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Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador for Various Maritime Categories with All Certificates Up to Date and Work on Bunker Ship

Excellent opportunities for Rio de Janeiro and Salvador have been posted by Renave Shipyard, which announced the start of registration for maritime professionals of various backgrounds for boarding on a Bunker ship. See more job openings for experienced ship professionals here.
Professionals must have up-to-date boarding certificates and be able to work in Rio de Janeiro or Salvador; check below for the list of positions being requested and the mandatory requirements according to the employer.

Job Openings for Work on Bunker Ship (Rio de Janeiro / Salvador).

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COMMANDER
FIRST OFFICER
CHIEF ENGINEER
ENGINEER
DECKHAND
MARITIME NURSE

Mandatory Requirements:

CIR and all certificates up to date for work on Bunker Ship
(TBS1) Basic Safety Training (EBPS/ESRS/ECIN/ESPE)
(EBPQ) Basic Specialization for Tankers, Oil, and Chemical Ships
(EBCP) Basic Specialization on Ship Protection
Vaccination Certificate – Yellow Fever

If you are interested in these openings for Rio de Janeiro and Salvador and have the profile described above, please send your resume via Email for registration: recrutamento@renave.ind.br, and do not forget to include the desired position in the subject line.

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Renave Shipyard Registers Contract for Bunker Ship in Various Functions in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador

Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador for Various Maritime Categories with All Certificates Up to Date and Work on Bunker Ship

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