Muitas vagas de emprego URGENTES e admissões IMEDIATAS para marítimos, hoje 04 de fevereiro

Many Urgent Job Openings And Immediate Hires For Mariners, Today February 4

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/02/2020 at 07:37

Muitas vagas de emprego URGENTES e admissões IMEDIATAS para marítimos, hoje 04 de fevereiro

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Many Job Openings For Maritime Professionals Were Announced Yesterday, February 3rd, By HR Company From RJ

12 job openings for maritime professionals, candidates need to be compliant and have the necessary certificates up to date to work offshore. The opportunities were announced yesterday afternoon, February 3rd, by the Human Resources company Winner RH. Job openings for welders and mechanics intended for projects and works in an engineering company

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The Winner RH, a company that allocates and hires the best talents in the job market, is responsible for the hiring project of a large volume of vacancies for crew members of vessels for its client, a multinational company in the offshore segment.

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Chief Engineer

Requirements

Extensive experience as a chief engineer on AHTS and/or PSV vessels
Fluent English
STCW III/2
OSM Category – 1OM

Captain

Requirements

Extensive experience as a chief engineer on AHTS and/or PSV vessels
Fluent English
STCW II/2
DP FULL (scan and attach also in the email)

Registration for Maritime Job Openings RJ

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions, immediately send your updated resume stating the job title in the subject line with all the following documents scanned and attached: competency certificate (front and back), CIR mirror, and embarkation and certificates, to the email selecaomaritima@winnerrh.com.br

Many Urgent Job Openings And Immediate Hires For Mariners, Today February 4

Many Job Openings For Maritime Professionals Were Announced Yesterday, February 3rd, By HR Company From RJ

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Chief Engineer

Captain

Registration for Maritime Job Openings RJ

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