Locar abre novo processo seletivo offshore; neste dia 5, as vagas são para marítimos do RJ

Locar Opens New Offshore Selection Process; On This 5th, Positions Are for Mariners from RJ

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/02/2020 at 08:19

Updated on 08/05/2025 at 15:28

Locar abre novo processo seletivo offshore; neste dia as vagas são para marítimos do RJ

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Attention Mariners, Immediate Job Openings Updated Released Yesterday, February 4 by Locar, for Offshore Activities in RJ

Locar has urgently published offshore job openings in Rio de Janeiro for experienced maritime professionals in the field. To provide modification and repair services, there are job openings TODAY at SUBTEC

Understand the Functioning of a Drillship and How It Is Possible to Reach Offshore Oil Wells

This article aims to disseminate the functioning of a drillship. Understand how it is possible to reach offshore oil wells while overcoming the great challenge of weather conditions caused by winds and tides. Follow along!

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Locar Offshore Jobs – RJ

MCB Commander
MCB Second Officer

Requirements

Live in Rio de Janeiro
Availability for immediate start
Experience in offshore sector
For the position of Commander/Second Officer, it is necessary to have a competency certificate
Have all navy courses up to date

Registration

If you are a professional specialized in one of the above functions and a resident of RJ, participate now in the selection process, send your resume immediately to the email curriculos.rj@locar.com.br informing in the subject field the name of the desired position. Good luck!

The Locar is a reference in offshore operations and high-complexity maritime transport, offering a variety of logistics solutions to the national and international market, with more than 25 vessels and a highly qualified engineering team.

Locar Opens New Offshore Selection Process; On This 5th, Positions Are for Mariners from RJ

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