Marlin Navegação requisita profissionais Marítimos para o Rio de Janeiro

Marlin Navegação Seeks Maritime Professionals for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 14/08/2019 at 21:53

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The Company Announced These Vacancies on the 14th (Yesterday), to Work in Rio de Janeiro on a 28×28 or 35×35 Shift

If you are a Second Engineer, here is a good opportunity updated by Marlin Navegação, this vacancy was posted yesterday, August 14, for activities in Rio de Janeiro, where the company holds maritime support contracts with Petrobras. Do not be discouraged if you are not specialized in this position, check the open offshore vacancies to work on a Fixed Jacket Platform on a 14×14 shift in Rio.

Marlin Navegação S. A. and its subsidiary form a group of companies that currently own a fleet of 5 maritime support vessels, working for the energy market in Brazil. The group was established by two private equity funds managed by Mantiq Investimentos and Mare Investimentos.

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SECOND ENGINEER

Requirements

STCW Regulation: III/2
Experience necessary on *AHTS and/or OSRV* vessels
Availability for boarding: 28×28 or 35×35
Availability to attend an interview in Rio de Janeiro

Application

If you are specialized in the above position, don’t waste time, send your resume immediately mentioning the position in the subject field to cv@marlinnav.com.br

The company did not mention whether there would be a need for other offshore certifications, so before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, experiences, certificates, and qualifications. Good Luck!

Marlin Navegação Seeks Maritime Professionals for Rio de Janeiro

The Company Announced These Vacancies on the 14th (Yesterday), to Work in Rio de Janeiro on a 28×28 or 35×35 Shift

SECOND ENGINEER

Application

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