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Tankers and FPSOs Fleet in Brazil Are Hiring Now

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/10/2017 at 10:03

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Human Resources Company Specialized in Maritime and Offshore Sector Announced Hiring Phase for Tanker Ships and FPSOs. Check the Requirements.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Deckhands, Nurses, and Crane Operators are needed for the demand for maritime units operating in the oil industry. The Human Resources Company recently announced on corporate social media that there are open opportunities for the positions mentioned in the first paragraph of this article. Next, see the responsibilities of each position and only send resumes from those who meet the profile.

Deckhands – Must have at least 1 year of experience on tanker ships or FPSOs and all required courses up to date.
Nurses – Must have a bachelor’s degree in nursing, a post-graduate degree in Occupational Nursing, experience in offshore units, and advanced English.
Crane Operators – Must have experience in the offshore industry and advanced English. Depending on your resume, courses will be provided by the company.

All resumes that meet the profile should be sent to the attention of Chaiane Leal at the email chaiane.leal@cepemrj.com.br. It is important not to forget to identify in the email which position you are applying for. Resumes outside the profile will be discarded and blocked. You Might Like: Petrobras and Modec Just Signed a Charter Contract for an FPSO to Be Built in Rio de Janeiro

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Tankers and FPSOs Fleet in Brazil Are Hiring Now

Human Resources Company Specialized in Maritime and Offshore Sector Announced Hiring Phase for Tanker Ships and FPSOs. Check the Requirements.

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