Multinacional de óleo e gás iniciou ontem (20) convocação de marítimos para embarque URGENTE

Oil And Gas Multinational Kicked Off Urgent Call For Mariners On October 20

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 21/05/2020 at 13:37

Updated on 21/05/2020 at 13:38

Multinacional de óleo e gás iniciou ontem (20) convocação de marítimos para embarque URGENTE

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Service Provider in the Oil and Gas Sector, V.Ships Announced Offshore Vacancies for Commander and Chief Engineer, Don’t Miss This Excellent Opportunity!

Do you have experience in the oil and gas sector? V.Ships’ human resources department announced yesterday afternoon, May 20, offshore vacancies for the positions of Commander and Chief Engineer. Offshore contracts in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro from Ocyan, are seeking job vacancies today, May 20

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V. Ships, a company of V. Group, is the world leader in the management of maritime and offshore vessels and a service provider, operating in the sectors of commercial navigation, cruise, energy, and defense. Now is the time for you to embark on a rewarding and long-term career with V. Ships.

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Offshore Vacancies in the Oil and Gas Sector for Immediate Embarkation Today, May 21

Chief Engineer – Embark on Oil REC

Requirements

Experience on small offshore vessels
Valid passport
Availability for immediate embarkation
English

Commander – Embark on Oil REC

Requirements

II/2
DP Full
Experience on small offshore vessels
Valid passport
Availability for immediate embarkation
Intermediate English

Application for Oil and Gas V.Ships Vacancies

Experienced candidates in the oil and gas sector who meet the requirements and wish to work offshore should send their resume IN ENGLISH to the email
recrutamento.brasil@vships.com mentioning the name of the desired position in the subject line.

ATTENTION: ONLY SEND YOUR RESUME IF YOU FIT THE PROFILE OF THE VACANCY. GOOD LUCK!

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Service Provider in the Oil and Gas Sector, V.Ships Announced Offshore Vacancies for Commander and Chief Engineer, Don’t Miss This Excellent Opportunity!

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