Multinacional Wilhelmsen requisita marítimos com experiência no setor de óleo e gás para compor vagas de emprego

Multinational Wilhelmsen Seeks Maritime Professionals With Oil And Gas Experience To Fill Job Openings

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Published on 09/07/2020 at 09:37

Updated on 09/07/2020 at 11:27

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The Global Maritime and Offshore Company Wilhelmsen Announced Job Openings for Experienced Candidates in the Oil and Gas Sector, Check It Out

The global leader in the maritime and offshore industry, Wilhelmsen, has openings for various positions in the oil and gas sector. The company’s HR department announced yesterday (08) an opportunity for Junior Crew Analyst, in addition to recently announcing a vacancy for Fourth Engineer, check below for details on how to apply.

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The Wilhelmsen is a global group in the maritime and offshore industry. With an office in Brazil, located in Rio de Janeiro, the company will continue to be a source of prosperity, global collaboration, and great opportunities.

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Junior Crew Analyst – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Experience in Recruitment and Selection of crew members; Experience in Training and Development area; Degree in Administration, HR, Pedagogy, Psychology and related fields; Advanced English.

Fourth Engineer – III/1

Schedule 60×60 – Oil Tanker
Requirements: ESOP & ESOQ/EESS/EGPM/EPSM
CIR Brazil valid
Valid Passport
Advanced English (upon testing)
Experience as Fourth Engineer on a tanker vessel

Application for Maritime Positions

To apply, interested candidates who meet the job profile and wish to work in the maritime oil and gas industry must send their CV to wsm-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com stating in the subject line the desired job title. Good luck to the candidates!

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Multinational Wilhelmsen Seeks Maritime Professionals With Oil And Gas Experience To Fill Job Openings

The Global Maritime and Offshore Company Wilhelmsen Announced Job Openings for Experienced Candidates in the Oil and Gas Sector, Check It Out

Also See Other News

Junior Crew Analyst – Rio de Janeiro

Fourth Engineer – III/1

Application for Maritime Positions

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The Global Maritime and Offshore Company Wilhelmsen Announced Job Openings for Experienced Candidates in the Oil and Gas Sector, Check It Out

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