Urgent Maritime Personnel Needed For Permanent Offshore Position on 35 x 35 Rotation in Rio de Janeiro; Salary R$ 19,000 Plus Benefits

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/08/2020 at 16:12

Vaga offshore aberta na tarde deste dia 26 de agosto, para marítimos do Rio de Janeiro. Necessário disponibilidade de embarque em escala 35 x 35

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Offshore Job Opening This Afternoon, August 26, for Mariners from Rio de Janeiro. Boarding Availability Required on a 35 x 35 Schedule

The human resources company Winner RH announced today (08/26), a permanent job opportunity for experienced offshore mariners from Rio de Janeiro. The positions are for the Chief Engineer role, with a salary of R$ 19,020.00 plus benefits! Apply as well, open recruitment today (08/26) by HR Company seeking job vacancies for high school, technical, and higher education to work in industry

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Despite going through a crisis and many sectors halting their activities, some essential services, albeit reduced, cannot stop, such as certain industrial, civil, and offshore contracts. A screenshot of the job opening announced by the Human Resources department will be available at the end of the article.

ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for the applications; the job vacancies posted below are external and may be filled at any time

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If You Have Immediate Availability, Check Below the Requirements to Apply for the Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro

Chief Engineer

Requirements

Rule 2/II
Category 1 OM
More than 5 years of experience in the role
Fluent English
Boarding Schedule 35 x 35

Application for the Offshore Position – Rio de Janeiro – Winner RH

If you are a professional specialized in the above-mentioned offshore role, be part of the recruitment and selection process of Winner RH and immediately send your updated resume stating “CHEMAQ – 1OM” in the subject line to the email oficiais.winnerrh@gmail.com

Urgent Maritime Personnel Needed For Permanent Offshore Position on 35 x 35 Rotation in Rio de Janeiro; Salary R$ 19,000 Plus Benefits

Offshore Job Opening This Afternoon, August 26, for Mariners from Rio de Janeiro. Boarding Availability Required on a 35 x 35 Schedule

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