Multinacional inicia diversas vagas offshore em Macaé e Rio de Janeiro

Multinational Opens Various Offshore Positions in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/04/2019 at 08:28

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Atlas Professionals Multinational Is Selecting Maritime Professionals for Boarding in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé

The company recently announced through its official news outlet the job openings for maritime sector professionals who are available to start in May and for temporary boarding. It is worth noting that the temporary hiring model has been gaining traction after labor reform, in addition to being a chance for permanent employment with the company. Continue reading to learn about the roles and not miss the deadline to submit your resume.

Area Man (Rigger) – Job BO-090004

Requirements: NR-11 – Load Handling; CBSP; HUET; Offshore experience required; English will be a differential.

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Deckhand (Able Seaman) – Job BO-089811

Requirements: CBSP; CESS; CERR; NR-33 Confined Space (Supervisor); NR-34 Basic Load Handling, Hot Work Observer, Basic Safety for Hot Work – Portable Rotating Machinery Module and Basic Safety in Tightness Testing; NR-35 Work at Height.

Assistant Mechanic (Motorman) Job BO-089868

Requirements: CBSP; NR-34 Basic Load Handling; CASI; NR-13 Boilers; NR-33 Confined Space (Authorized and Watch); NR-34 Basic Safety for Hot Work – General Module, Basic Safety for Hot Work – Portable Rotating Machinery Module, and Basic Safety in Tightness Testing; NR-35 Work at Height.

Deck Supervisor – Job BO-090008

Requirements: NR-11 – Load Handling; CBSP; HUET; English required; Offshore experience required.

Operations Coordinator (Industrial Meals) – Job BO-09009

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree (preferably in nutrition); Experience coordinating the supply of industrial meals averaging 2,000 meals/day (on-site and transported); Experience in team management; Availability for travel. Experience in managing meal contracts for Petrobras will be a differential.

Offshore Doctor – Job BO-089648

Requirements: CBSP certification required; Experience in Safety Awareness for All Crew Members desired; Experience in using an Ocular Biomicroscope desired.

Application

If you meet all the requirements set by the company, don’t waste time and CLICK HERE to apply! Good Luck!

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Multinational Opens Various Offshore Positions in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

Atlas Professionals Multinational Is Selecting Maritime Professionals for Boarding in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé

Area Man (Rigger) – Job BO-090004

Deckhand (Able Seaman) – Job BO-089811

Assistant Mechanic (Motorman) Job BO-089868

Deck Supervisor – Job BO-090008

Operations Coordinator (Industrial Meals) – Job BO-09009

Offshore Doctor – Job BO-089648

Application

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Multinational Opens Various Offshore Positions in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

Atlas Professionals Multinational Is Selecting Maritime Professionals for Boarding in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé

Area Man (Rigger) – Job BO-090004

Deckhand (Able Seaman) – Job BO-089811

Assistant Mechanic (Motorman) Job BO-089868

Deck Supervisor – Job BO-090008

Operations Coordinator (Industrial Meals) – Job BO-09009

Offshore Doctor – Job BO-089648

Application

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With a wingspan of 152 meters, 76 tires, and a capacity to carry 1,270 tons, the Boeing Pelican was the giant “flying ship” that promised to cross oceans close to the water on an invisible air cushion beneath its wings.

A public school student single-handedly created a machine capable of treating water for up to 50 people using only solar energy. It was awarded third place at one of the most important science fairs in the world.

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