New Oil And Gas Contract Requires Experienced Professionals' Resumes Aboard Oil Tanker For Maritime Positions By Offshore Multinational Wilhelmsen, On This Day 02

New Oil And Gas Contract Requires Experienced Professionals’ Resumes Aboard Oil Tanker For Maritime Positions By Offshore Multinational Wilhelmsen, On This Day 02

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Published on 02/09/2020 at 14:49

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The Global Maritime and Offshore Company Wilhelmsen Requests Experienced Professionals in Oil Tankers to Fill Maritime Positions in New Oil and Gas Contract; Send Your Resume Now

Do you have experience in oil tankers and want to work on board? The global leader in the naval and offshore industry, Wilhelmsen, is receiving resumes for maritime positions in different roles to support new projects in the oil and gas sector. The company’s HR department announced today (02/09) several opportunities; see below for details on how to apply.

Send Your Resume to Fill Maritime Positions Open Today (02/09) by the Offshore Multinational Wilhelmsen for the Positions of:

Navigation Watch Officer – ESOP and ESOQ, Advanced English, and experience on Oil Tankers
Engine Room Watch Officer – ESOP and ESOQ, Advanced English, and experience on Oil Tankers
Deckhand II-5 – EPBQ, CESS, Intermediate English, and experience on Oil Tankers
Engine Ratings III-5 – EPBQ, Intermediate English, and experience on Oil Tankers

Application for Wilhelmsen Maritime Positions

To apply, interested individuals who meet the profile for the positions and wish to work in the maritime oil and gas industry with experience in offshore oil tankers should send their resume to the email wsm-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com indicating the desired job title in the subject line. Good luck!

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