Marítimos agora é com vocês: Wilhelmsen Holding pegando tudo no Brasil

Maritime Affairs Now Are Up To You: Wilhelmsen Holding Taking Over Everything in Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/04/2018 at 09:59

Updated on 11/04/2018 at 10:07

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Business Group Starts Receiving Resumes for Newly Signed Maritime Contracts for Latent Resumption of Activities in the Country

Another good batch of opportunities for mariners has just been released for almost all positions to work on support vessels in the oil and gas area and potential contracts in other segments. Wilhelmsen Holding is launching a hiring process without hesitation for professionals with experience in the field, which, by the way, has been quite stagnant due to the crisis faced in the sector. Remember that on our portal, there is a specific MENU for mariners, where you can look for other job openings and news related to your fields.

The maritime business group Wilhelmsen Holding ASA (WWH), which is headquartered in Norway, operates in more than 73 countries. The company currently has 16,000 people working and is recruiting in Brazil. The open positions are:

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Specific Requirements

Captain Requirements: DP Full, EOPN, EGPO, ECIA, CESS, CERR, ECDIS, ESPM, Passport – ADVANCED ENGLISH.
Officer Requirements: ESOP, Basic DP, EOPN, EGPO, ECIA, CESS, CERR, ECDIS, ESPM, Passport – ADVANCED ENGLISH.
Mariner/CDM Requirements: EBCP, EBPQ, CESS, Passport – INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH.

Resumes and certificates should be sent to the email WSM-RIO-RECRUITMENT@wilhelmsen.com, indicating the job title and current city of residence. We advise you to upload your certificates and diplomas to Google Drive or One Drive and generate a direct link, as it makes it easier and safer for companies to view your qualifications. For other maritime job openings, Zarpa Crew also has some good opportunities available.

Maritime Affairs Now Are Up To You: Wilhelmsen Holding Taking Over Everything in Brazil

Business Group Starts Receiving Resumes for Newly Signed Maritime Contracts for Latent Resumption of Activities in the Country

Specific Requirements

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