Marítimos são convocados para trabalhar no RJ pela Companhia Brasileira de Offshore

Maritime Workers Are Called to Work in RJ by Brazilian Offshore Company

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/01/2020 at 18:51

Updated on 07/01/2020 at 18:59

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CBO Navigation Company Announced Yesterday Positions for Mariners Available to Work Offshore in RJ

The CBO Group announced yesterday positions for Mariners residing in the RJ region, with high potential and a passion for working in navigation and offshore. Take advantage of the company’s extension of registrations until 12.01.2020 for Engineers without experience, with a salary of 7.5 thousand!

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The CBO Group is a rapidly expanding navigation company, primarily focused on the construction and operation of medium-sized offshore support vessels, as well as inspection and underwater construction vessels.

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Requirements

NR33 – 16h
NR35 – 8h
Minimum experience of 2 years in the role of Immediate on a maritime support vessel
Minimum experience of 2 years operating AHTS with power greater than or equal to 10000 BHP
Must have all certifications up to date from the Brazilian Navy related to the function

Application for Offshore Positions RJ

If you are a RJ resident, interested in the position, and meet the company’s requirements, please send your resume indicating the job title in the subject line to talentos@grupocbo.com.br

The company informs that the opportunity is extended to People With Disabilities – PWDs who meet the requirements above. GOOD LUCK!

Maritime Workers Are Called to Work in RJ by Brazilian Offshore Company

CBO Navigation Company Announced Yesterday Positions for Mariners Available to Work Offshore in RJ

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Application for Offshore Positions RJ

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