No Rio Eletricistas, Mecânicos, Marinheiros, Comandantes e mais, são recrutados neste dia, 08!

In Rio, Electricians, Mechanics, Sailors, Commanders, and More Are Recruited Today, 08!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/09/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 10/09/2019 at 07:41

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One of the Largest Companies in Latin America Opens Recruitment for Various Offshore and Onshore Positions to Act in Rio de Janeiro.

Locar, through its official network, announces the search in Rio de Janeiro for professionals Electricians, Mechanics, MCB Commander, MCB Immediate, CTR Against Master, CDM Chief and Sub Chief of Machines, and many more this September 8th. Take the opportunity and apply for the offshore and onshore positions announced today by Ocyan, for Macaé and Itaboraí!

A company that invests in technology to provide intelligent, economical and safe solutions. Locar is one of the largest companies in Latin America specialized in cargo and personnel handling.

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About the Positions

Electrician
Mechanic
MCB Commander (Must hold competency certificate)
MCB Immediate (Must hold competency certificate)
CTR Against Master
CDM Chief
Sub Chief of Machines
MNM Engine Room Sailor
MNC Deck Sailor

Requirements: Must be a resident of Rio de Janeiro

Application

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above positions, send your updated resume informing in the subject line of the email the name of the desired position to curriculos.rj@locar.com.br

The company does not provide details about the requirements for each position, so do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, and qualifications.

The company informs that the positions are for residents of Rio de Janeiro and for reserve registration. Good luck!

In Rio, Electricians, Mechanics, Sailors, Commanders, and More Are Recruited Today, 08!

One of the Largest Companies in Latin America Opens Recruitment for Various Offshore and Onshore Positions to Act in Rio de Janeiro.

About the Positions

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