No RJ, Wilhelmsen está convocando profissionais marítimos de convés, máquinas e navegação

In RJ, Wilhelmsen Is Calling for Deck, Engine, and Navigation Maritime Professionals

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Published on 19/09/2019 at 16:54

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RJ With Open Positions at Wilhelmsen, Maritime Professionals Are Recruited for a Specialized Staff in Tanker Ship Operations.

Maritime professionals are being recruited in RJ by Wilhelmsen for operations on tanker ships. The company asks candidates to have prior experience and to have up-to-date passports and certifications, all positions have been confirmed by the company’s official communication network. OSM Also Announced Positions for Maritime Professionals Today.

Wilhelmsen is a maritime industry global group and a leader in the naval segment. With the largest maritime network in the world, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, it provides products and services practically anywhere you have a ship or maritime industry.

Deckhand II/5

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Requirements: TBS, EBCP, EBPQ, Valid Brazil CIR, Intermediate English, Experience as MNC on a tanker ship.

Engine Cadet III/5

Requirements: TBS, EBCP, EBPQ, Valid Brazil CIR, Intermediate English, Experience as MNM on a tanker ship.

Mechanical Engineer III/5

Requirements: TBS, EBCP, EBPQ, Valid Brazil CIR, welding course, lathe machining course, Intermediate English, Experience as CDM on a tanker ship.

Watchkeeping Officer II/1

Requirements: TBS/ESOP and ESOQ/ECDIS/CERR/EGPO/EPSM, Valid Brazil CIR, valid passport, Advanced English, Proven previous experience in the role.

Carefully check all courses and certifications requested by the company before sending your resume.

Candidates who fit the profile should send their resume to wms-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com with the job title in the subject line.

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