Multinacional de Recrutamento e Seleção inicia cadastro de currículo para vagas offshore, hoje 20 de março

Recruitment Multinational Starts Resume Registration for Offshore Positions Today, March 20

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Published on 20/03/2020 at 19:15

Updated on 20/03/2020 at 19:17

Multinacional de Recrutamento e Seleção inicia cadastro de currículo para vagas offshore, hoje 20 de março

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Brunel Recruitment and Selection Starts Resume Registration to Fill Many Offshore Positions for a Multinational Company with a Strong Presence in the Oil Market

Check now the open selection process for offshore resume registrations for job vacancies in the oil multinational opened by Brunel Recruitment and Selection. High School Selection Process to Fill Job Vacancies at the Brazilian Company of Services and Infrastructure

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Don’t miss the excellent vacancies available from the recruiter Brunel to serve one of its clients, a leading multinational company in the offshore contract sector in the oil industry

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The company reports that there is urgency in hiring, so if you are maritime and available immediately, check the available positions below

Deckhand
Ordinary Seaman
Harbor Master
Offshore Nurse
Control Room Operator
Radio Operator
Captain
First Mate
Chief Engineer
Assistant Chief Engineer
Engine Officer
Wiper

The above-mentioned positions are for temporary contracts

Requirements: The company does not disclose the requirements for the vacancies, so before sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

Application for Offshore Positions – Send Resume by March 22, 2020.

If you are a qualified professional for any of the above positions, do not miss this excellent opportunity, send your resume immediately, stating the desired position in the email subject line and attaching the relevant certificates to e.silva@brunel.net

Attention! The company informs that only resumes submitted with the certificates will be accepted, so please check that everything is correct before sending. Good Luck!

Recruitment Multinational Starts Resume Registration for Offshore Positions Today, March 20

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