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Many Offshore Positions Available Now, On The Afternoon Of October 30th, By Multinational Company

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Published on 30/10/2019 at 15:48

Updated on 30/10/2019 at 18:16

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Brunel Offers Various Offshore Positions Ranging From MOD, Maritime Professionals, and Doctors, All for a 14×14 Schedule

Brunel, a giant multinational specialized in human resources, has just announced through its recruitment consultants offshore positions aimed at serving one of its clients. There are openings for MOD, maritime, and even offshore Occupational Doctors.
Check the requirements for each role and the validity of your certificates for boarding, and pay attention to the deadline for sending resumes, which, according to the company, is until 11/01. See more offshore opportunities at TK Ocyan here!

The Brunel, founded in 1975 with 106 offices across 37 countries and 12,000 employees, is a large multinational consulting service provider in the fields of energy, mining, oil and gas, shipbuilding, and many others. See below the requirements for the positions:

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Offshore Boilermaker

Requirements: Experience in the role; 14×14 schedule; Valid certificates required; NR-13 and NR-33; HUET and CBSP.
Resumes must be sent by 11/01/2019 to the email p.britto@brunel.net

Offshore Welder

Requirements: Experience in the role; 14×14 schedule; Valid certificates required; HUET and CBSP.
Resumes must be sent by 11/01/2019 to the email t.sousa@brunel.net

Offshore Painter

Requirements: Experience in the role; 14×14 schedule; Valid certificates required; HUET and CBSP.
Resumes must be sent by 11/01/2019 to the email t.sousa@brunel.net

Offshore Machinery Officer (Temporary)

Requirements: Experience in the role and advanced English; 14×14 schedule; Valid certificates required; HUET and CBSP; STCW Reg III/2.
Resumes must be sent by 11/01/2019 to the email p.britto@brunel.net

Offshore Occupational Doctor

Requirements: Experience on vessels with a POB of more than 120 crew members; Fluent English; 14×14 schedule; Valid CRM registration; HUET and CBSP; Courses in emergency response desired.
Resumes must be sent by 11/01/2019 (in English) to the email p.britto@brunel.net

Brunel emphasizes in the advertisements for these offshore positions that each role has specific emails for sending resumes, which must be submitted by 11/01/2019. So, if you meet the requirements and are looking for a good position in the market, send your resume and good luck!

Many Offshore Positions Available Now, On The Afternoon Of October 30th, By Multinational Company

Brunel Offers Various Offshore Positions Ranging From MOD, Maritime Professionals, and Doctors, All for a 14×14 Schedule

Offshore Boilermaker

Offshore Welder

Offshore Painter

Offshore Machinery Officer (Temporary)

Offshore Occupational Doctor

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