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In Rio, Maritime Support Company Urgently Hires Logistics Assistant with Availability for Travel

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/12/2019 at 12:55

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UP Offshore Opened Selection Process at 11 AM Today, December 3 for the Position of Logistics Assistant to Work in Rio de Janeiro

For Rio de Janeiro, UP Offshore announces a selection process for the professional Logistics Assistant and Maritime Electrician through its official news outlet. The company informs that the vacancies are for the city of Rio de Janeiro. 70 job openings available today at the much-coveted North American Baker for Rio and SP.

UP Offshore was acquired in March of this year by SEACOR Marine and the company is a leading provider of offshore support vessel services for the energy sector in Brazil, the largest regional market in Latin America.

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Logistics Assistant (Crew) Start: Immediate – Location: Glória/RJ

Requirements

Experience in a maritime support navigation company
Experience in crew movement: boarding and disembarking
Control of ASOs and SISPAT
Availability for Travel

Maritime Electrician III/7 – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements

Experience in a maritime support company.
Intermediate / Advanced English.

Application

If you are a professional specialized in the above position and meet the requirements set by the company, send your updated resume to cv@upoffshore.com.br mentioning the position in the subject. Good luck!

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In Rio, Maritime Support Company Urgently Hires Logistics Assistant with Availability for Travel

UP Offshore Opened Selection Process at 11 AM Today, December 3 for the Position of Logistics Assistant to Work in Rio de Janeiro

Logistics Assistant (Crew) Start: Immediate – Location: Glória/RJ

Maritime Electrician III/7 – Rio de Janeiro

Application

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Application

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