Lifting Group and COOPERPORTOMAR Offering Offshore Positions for Various Roles

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 15/04/2019 at 22:26

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Lifting Group and COOPERPORTOMAR Announced Offshore Job Openings for Maritime Professionals

The company Lifting Group and the Cooperative of Maritime, Terrestrial Workers, Ports, Retroports, and Airports of Brazil announced offshore job openings for various positions. LIFTING, a company in the maintenance and repair sector in Naval and Industrial Area, announced yesterday afternoon, April 15, offshore job openings for professionals in Electronics Technician or related fields, and COOPERPORTOMAR announced on April 11 that it will be collecting resumes for various Offshore functions. If you are a maritime professional looking for job placement, keep reading to learn all the details.

Electrotechnician Positions – Lifting Group (3 positions)

The company offers its employees benefits such as Competitive Salary, Transportation Voucher, Health Insurance, and Life Insurance

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Positions for COOPERPORTOMAR

Second Officer of Navigation (2ON)
Long Course Commander (CLC)
Cabotage Master (MCB)
Foreman (CTR)
Deckhand (MNC)
Deck Boy (MOC)
Chief Engineer (CHEMAQ)
Machine Operator (CDM)
Engineer Hand (MNM)
Engine Boy (MOM)
Cook (CZA)
Steward (TAA)

Application: If you are a professional specialized in any of the above positions, hurry and send your resume with the desired position and your city of residence/reference in the subject line of the email to nilsonfurtado.cooperportomar@gmail.com Don’t forget to update all your qualifications, courses, and contact details. Good luck!

Offshore Position Announced 04/15 for the Machine Mariner Professional to Work in a 60×60 Schedule

Lifting Group and COOPERPORTOMAR Offering Offshore Positions for Various Roles

Lifting Group and COOPERPORTOMAR Announced Offshore Job Openings for Maritime Professionals

Electrotechnician Positions – Lifting Group (3 positions)

Positions for COOPERPORTOMAR

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Lifting Group and COOPERPORTOMAR Offering Offshore Positions for Various Roles

Lifting Group and COOPERPORTOMAR Announced Offshore Job Openings for Maritime Professionals

Electrotechnician Positions – Lifting Group (3 positions)

Positions for COOPERPORTOMAR

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China transforms desert-devastated area into the world’s largest artificial forest, planting trees for 60 years, blocking sand that reached Beijing, and creating a “green lung” of 92,000 hectares in a region once considered lost.

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