No Rio, Marlin Navegação contratando Marítimo neste dia, 23.

In Rio, Marlin Navegação Hiring Maritime Staff This Day, September 23.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/09/2019 at 14:13

Updated on 23/09/2019 at 14:14

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The Company Just Announced a Selection Process for Maritime Electrician Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro

If you live in Rio de Janeiro or the surrounding area, here’s a good opportunity updated by Marlin Navegação this Monday afternoon, 23, for offshore activities in Rio, where the company holds maritime support contracts with Petrobras. Great job opportunities are coming, focusing on pre-salt as Petrobras accelerates decommissioning in the Campos Basin.

Marlin Navegação S. A. and its subsidiary form a group of companies that currently have a fleet of 5 Maritime Support vessels that work for the energy market in Brazil. The group was established by two private equity funds managed by Mantiq Investimentos and Mare Investimentos.

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Maritime Electrician – Rio de Janeiro

STCW Regulation: III/7
Experience in maritime support companies required
CIR required
Base/Interview: Rio de Janeiro (RJ)

Application

If you are specialized in the above position, don’t waste time, send your resume immediately mentioning the position in the subject field to cv@marlinnav.com.br

Before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, experiences, certificates, and qualifications. Good Luck!

In Rio, Marlin Navegação Hiring Maritime Staff This Day, September 23.

The Company Just Announced a Selection Process for Maritime Electrician Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro

Maritime Electrician – Rio de Janeiro

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