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The Nautical Sciences Institute Is Accepting Resumes from Maritime Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/08/2018 at 11:13

Updated on 29/08/2018 at 11:16

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ICNMA Maranhão Invites All Maritime Professionals to Register Their Resumes

Good news for Brazilian maritime professionals, the Institute of Nautical Sciences (ICNMA) has announced that there are vacancies available for seafarers, but it has not specified what these opportunities are. Therefore, we will consider that professionals from all trainings in this field can apply. We will list some of the positions inherent to this sector; if any are missing, please let us know in the message field of one of our social networks.

Professionals Eligible to Apply

Captain
First Mate
Nautical Officer
Deckhand
Bosun
Steward
Coastal Master
Chief Engineer
Engineering Officer
Motor Operator
Mechanics
Electrician
Cooks
Nurses
Crane Operator
Pumps Operators
DP Operator (Dynamic Positioning)
Control Room Operator

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There are several ways to send your resumes, please pay close attention to avoid mistakes. We will leave sources for consultation.

Phone: The phone contact is from the Maranhão area code, the number is (098) 3255-0299
Address: R Aririzal, 97, Cond Italia Res Quadra2, Turu, Sao Luis- MA, ZIP 65066265, Brazil
Email: The person responsible for the official portal disclosed the following email: giovane@ambrosio-shipping.com.br

These are the contacts we managed to capture for this maritime article; let’s contact ICNMA directly on its LinkedIn portal to verify the information. Good luck to everyone and let us know when you are contacted. +You May Like: SIEM Offshore Gains 2 More PSV Contracts in Brazil, Check It Out Here.

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The Nautical Sciences Institute Is Accepting Resumes from Maritime Professionals

ICNMA Maranhão Invites All Maritime Professionals to Register Their Resumes

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