Maersk Brasil inicia processo seletivo em carácter de urgência

Maersk Brazil Initiates Urgent Selection Process

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/12/2018 at 04:44

Updated on 13/12/2018 at 10:23

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In Celebration of New Contract and the Return of Maersk Operations in Brazilian Territory, the Human Resources Department of the Company Announces the Recruitment of Some Professionals by This Weekend

Another good selection process for maritime professionals who wish to work at Maersk Brasil, Saturday is the deadline for sending your resumes for the positions of Marine Electrician and Machine Operators. Official Call from the Company’s HR Just Hours Away and Urgently for Support Vessel(s) in Our Territory. Please carefully understand the other requirements and parameters for applying below:

Requirements

For both the marine electrician position and the machine operator position, offshore experience on AHTS (Anchor Handling Tug Supply) vessels will be required, all documentation up to date and attached in the body of the message.

We do not yet know the destination vessel for the future employee, but so far their global fleet of AHTS vessels consists of 29 units. On Maersk’s official page, it is possible to check all of them by accessing here, it is quite interesting, worth checking out later. Check the official announcement below for your peace of mind and proceed to the application process.

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Announcement

Interested candidates who fit the profile requested by Maersk, please send your resumes to the email msssamcrw@maersksupply.com. It is important to emphasize that the selection process begins as soon as the resumes are sent, so it is crucial to identify them so they have a Real Chance of “being seen” by the hiring manager. Identify as follows as an example:

” Marine Electrician – Certificates Up to Date – Offshore Experience” or “Machine Operator – Certificates Up to Date – Offshore Experience”. It is important to have certificates hosted on One Drive or Google Drive; attach them with the message for quick verification by HR. Good luck and let us know when you are hired.

Maersk Brazil Initiates Urgent Selection Process

In Celebration of New Contract and the Return of Maersk Operations in Brazilian Territory, the Human Resources Department of the Company Announces the Recruitment of Some Professionals by This Weekend

Requirements

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In Celebration of New Contract and the Return of Maersk Operations in Brazilian Territory, the Human Resources Department of the Company Announces the Recruitment of Some Professionals by This Weekend

Requirements

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