Muitas vagas offshore em diversas funções para contratação IMEDIATA no RJ

Many Offshore Positions Available in Various Roles for IMMEDIATE Hiring in RJ

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/12/2019 at 08:10

Muitas vagas offshore em diversas funções para contratação IMEDIATA no RJ

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The Job Openings Announced by Locar’s HR Last Night, December 17, Are IMMEDIATE and for Offshore Activities in RJ.

Locar Published Urgently Job Openings Offshore in Various Roles and Highlights in the Announcement That Hiring Will Be Immediate and for the City of RJ. Not Everything Is Lost! After Discarding Comperj Refinery, Petrobras Guarantees Investments of US$ 4 Billion and About 7,500 Jobs in 2020 at the Petrochemical Complex in Rio de Janeiro

Locar Is a Reference in Offshore Operations and High Complexity Maritime Transportation, Offering the National and International Market a Variety of Logistics Solutions, with More Than 25 Vessels and a Highly Qualified Engineering Team.

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About Locar’s Offshore Job Openings for RJ

CDM – Chief Engineer
MCB – Captain
CZA – Cook
Offshore Crane Operator
Electrician
Mechanic
Operations Assistant
Supply Supervisor
Quality Analyst
Administrative Assistant
Engine Room Seaman

Requirements: Live in Rio de Janeiro and Availability for Immediate Start.

Application: If You Are a Professional Specialized in Any of the Above Roles, Send Your Resume Immediately to curriculos.rj@locar.com.br Indicating the Desired Job Title in the Subject Line. Good Luck!

Maintenance Technician II A and Maintenance Technician II D

Requirements: Hold a Class B License, Relevant Courses in the Field; Experience in Diesel, Electrical, and Mechanical Maintenance; Will Work on Preventive and Corrective Maintenance of Equipment.

Application: ATTENTION, Only Those Interested in the Maintenance Technician Positions Should Send Their Resume to cv.souza@locar.com.br Indicating “Maintenance Technician RJ” in the Subject Line.

Many Offshore Positions Available in Various Roles for IMMEDIATE Hiring in RJ

The Job Openings Announced by Locar’s HR Last Night, December 17, Are IMMEDIATE and for Offshore Activities in RJ.

About Locar’s Offshore Job Openings for RJ

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

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