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In Rio, There Are Job Openings for Temporary MCB and MNC Positions with Possibilities of Permanent Placement

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/12/2019 at 05:29

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The Job Openings In The State Of Rio This Tuesday Are For Maritime Consulting To Attend A New Project

If you are a Deckhand or Coastal Master, there are job openings in Rio de Janeiro for temporary projects in the offshore and maritime support area. The company responsible for screening the positions is the large company Marenostrum Consulting and Maritime Assistance Ltda, which announced this on Monday afternoon (02).

The Temporary Job Openings May Become Permanent

Raquel, responsible for screening these professionals, informs that the job openings are temporary, but there are great real possibilities for permanent hiring. The requirements to fulfill the contract in Rio are quite strict; apply only if you meet all the requested qualifications. Check below and understand a little more about the activities and certifications:

Deckhand

Minimum of 1 (one) year of experience as a Deckhand;
Completed elementary education;
Certificate of Competence for the category established in Rule II/4 or II/5 of STCW-78/95, in the category of Deckhand (MNC);
CBSP
CESS
CERR
Course for Able Seaman-MOU, taught by
an institution approved by the Republic of the Marshall Islands and Liberia.
NR-33 and NR-35 Courses;
Residence in Rio de Janeiro;

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Coastal Master

Minimum of 6 months of experience as a Coastal Master
Completed High School;
Certificate of Competence for the category established in Rule II/4 of STCW-78/95, in the category of Coastal Master (MCB);
CBSP;
CESS;
CERR;
CACI;
Course for Able Seaman-MOU, taught by an institution approved by the Republic of the Marshall Islands and Liberia;
NR-33 and NR-35 Courses;
Residence in Rio de Janeiro;

All documents must be valid to compete for these job openings in Rio de Janeiro. Send resumes to: marenostrum.santos1@gmail.com. Note: Although the contact is from GMAIL, it is a real source; there is no need for concerns regarding the authenticity of the information posted here.

In Rio, There Are Job Openings for Temporary MCB and MNC Positions with Possibilities of Permanent Placement

The Job Openings In The State Of Rio This Tuesday Are For Maritime Consulting To Attend A New Project

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