Wilson Sons Maritime And Offshore Group Starts Recruitment And Selection In Macaé And Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 23/02/2021 at 11:43

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The Wilson Sons Offshore Group Has Job Openings on This February 23rd for Macaé and Rio de Janeiro. Submit Your Resume

Wilson Sons Offshore, one of the largest maritime and port service groups in Brazil, is seeking high school and higher education professionals to fill job openings in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé. If you wish to participate in this selection process, do not miss this great opportunity. Register as well. 204 thousand job openings for candidates with elementary and high school education to work on the 2021 Census, by IBGE, throughout Brazil

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Wilson Sons operated the maneuver of the FPSO-71 (floating unit of Petrobras) at the Jurong Shipyard in Aracruz (ES). The towboats from the largest and most powerful fleet in the country participated in the operation, ensuring safety and efficiency.

In 2020, Wilson Sons carried out several assists in maneuvers for the Cábrea L3602 during module lifting, as well as docking, undocking, and maneuvering of the FPSO P-71. In the final construction phase, the platform will operate in the Itapu Field, in the northern Santos Basin.

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See Below the Offshore and Onshore Job Openings Available at Wilson Sons

Electrical and Automation Technician: High School Diploma; Technical Course in Electrical/Automation; Experience in the described activities; Availability for travel and to work in Niterói

Intern: Ongoing higher education in Administrative, Naval Engineering, or other related areas; Availability to intern in downtown RJ; Availability to intern for 6 hours a day; Advanced English (reading and writing – will be tested); Intermediate Excel; Desired Spanish; Desired availability for 2 years of the internship.

Receptionist: Previous experience as a receptionist; High School Diploma; Office Package; Basic English for conversation (will occasionally receive calls and welcome people from abroad, so should feel comfortable with this task).

Junior Operations Analyst (Vessels): Office Package; Knowledge of port procedures, maritime and port authority processes; Desired: Completed or ongoing higher education (Administration, Economics, Engineering, Logistics, Nautical Sciences, and related areas); Desired intermediate English; Availability for travel; Availability to work in Macaé

Junior Systems Analyst: Completed (or ongoing) higher education in Technology (mandatory); Development in .Net (mandatory); Desired knowledge of Oracle Database, PL/SQL; Development for front-end web environment; Knowledge of Java Script;

Benefits

Wilson Sons offers the following benefits: Salary + Transportation Voucher + Meal Voucher (which can be divided into Food) + Bradesco Health Plan + Amil Dental Plan + Funeral Assistance + Group Life Insurance + Profit Sharing.

Application for Job Openings at Wilson Sons Offshore

Interested candidates in the offshore and onshore job openings above can register their resumes directly on the Wilson Sons website, at this link and can also send their resumes informing the job title in the subject line of the email to cv@wsut.com.br

Wilson Sons Maritime And Offshore Group Starts Recruitment And Selection In Macaé And Rio de Janeiro

The Wilson Sons Offshore Group Has Job Openings on This February 23rd for Macaé and Rio de Janeiro. Submit Your Resume

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See Below the Offshore and Onshore Job Openings Available at Wilson Sons

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Wilson Sons Maritime And Offshore Group Starts Recruitment And Selection In Macaé And Rio de Janeiro

The Wilson Sons Offshore Group Has Job Openings on This February 23rd for Macaé and Rio de Janeiro. Submit Your Resume

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