No Rio de Janeiro, Triaina recruta para atividades em navio petroleiro em escala 60 x 60

In Rio de Janeiro, Triaina Recruits for Activities on Oil Tanker in 60 x 60 Shift Rotation

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/11/2019 at 15:15

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Triaina Maritime Agency Announces Offshore Vacancy for 60 x 60 Shift on Oil Tanker in Rio de Janeiro This Afternoon, 19

Excellent opportunity in Rio de Janeiro for maritime professionals who are available to work on a 60×60 shift and operate on an oil tanker. The company is primarily a ship agency that also provides labor for vessels in Brazil for cabotage and oil transportation. Attention! Many job vacancies available to work at the highly sought-after multinational OneSubsea.

Triaina was founded in 1996 and aims for excellence in customer service. In Brazil since 1996, the company has 11 offices throughout the country and covers all Brazilian ports.

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Engine Room Sailor

Availability for 60×60 Shift
Experience in the role and on oil tankers
Intermediate/Advanced English (will be tested)
Certificate III/5, EBPQ, TBSI, EBCP, NRs, and all relevant to your role

Deckhand

Availability for 60×60 Shift
Experience in the role and on oil tankers
Intermediate English (will be tested)
EBPQ certification is mandatory.
Mandatory certification for the role
Certification II/V

Application for Triaina Maritime Vacancies in Rio de Janeiro

If you are interested in the opportunity, available, and fit the requested profile, please send your updated resume in Portuguese to cv@triaina.com.br, putting the position name in the subject line.

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In Rio de Janeiro, Triaina Recruits for Activities on Oil Tanker in 60 x 60 Shift Rotation

Triaina Maritime Agency Announces Offshore Vacancy for 60 x 60 Shift on Oil Tanker in Rio de Janeiro This Afternoon, 19

Engine Room Sailor

Deckhand

Application for Triaina Maritime Vacancies in Rio de Janeiro

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