New Offshore Contract On Oil Tanker Requires Maritime Positions For Immediate Embarkation By Multinational Shipping And Oil Company Wilhelmsen On This Day 17

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Published on 17/09/2020 at 09:58

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The Global Maritime and Offshore Company and Leader in the Shipbuilding Industry Wilhelmsen Announced Maritime Job Openings for Candidates with Tanker Experience, Check It Out

Wilhelmsen is opening excellent offshore opportunities for professionals in the positions of Navigation Watch Officer and Deckhand, who are experienced in tanker vessels. The maritime vacancies require up-to-date courses and certifications and were announced by the official news outlet of HR representatives from the multinational naval and oil segment yesterday (09/16).

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Wilhelmsen is a global offshore industry group and a leader in the naval segment. With the largest maritime network in the world, available 24/7, it provides products and services practically anywhere you have a vessel or maritime industry.

With an office in Brazil, located in Rio de Janeiro, the company will continue to be a source of prosperity, global collaboration, and great opportunities.

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If You Are Available for IMMEDIATE Embarkation on a Tanker and Want to Work for a Renowned Multinational in the Naval and Oil Industry, Check Below for Maritime Job Openings and Requirements.

Navigation Watch Officer II/1 (Schedule 60×60)

TBS/ESOP and ESOQ/ECDIS/CERR/EGPO/EPSM
Valid CIR Brazil
Valid Passport
Advanced English
Experience in the role on a tanker vessel

Deckhand II/4

EPBQ,
Intermediate English
Experience on a tanker vessel

Application for Wilhelmsen Offshore Positions

Carefully check the requirements listed above by the company and apply immediately for the offshore positions. Wilhelmsen requests that candidates send their resumes to the email wsm-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com and indicate the position they are applying for in the subject line.

Before sending the CV, update your contact details, courses, certifications, qualifications, and experience. Good luck to the candidates!

New Offshore Contract On Oil Tanker Requires Maritime Positions For Immediate Embarkation By Multinational Shipping And Oil Company Wilhelmsen On This Day 17

The Global Maritime and Offshore Company and Leader in the Shipbuilding Industry Wilhelmsen Announced Maritime Job Openings for Candidates with Tanker Experience, Check It Out

Also See Other Industry News and Job Openings

If You Are Available for IMMEDIATE Embarkation on a Tanker and Want to Work for a Renowned Multinational in the Naval and Oil Industry, Check Below for Maritime Job Openings and Requirements.

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