The job vacancy announced on the afternoon of Friday, 07, by the ABZ Maritime Agency are for activities on a 60×60 scale tanker abroad

The offshore sector is in full force! More job vacancies for Brazilians to work abroad have just been released on Friday, February 07th. This time the vacancy was publicized by the official news vehicle of the company ABZ, specialist in human recruitment. Many job vacancies to attend offshore projects in drilling company

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A ABZ SERVIÇOS Ltda was founded in March 2013 and is led by Directors Gordon Walker and William Mair, both with more than 20 years of experience in operations and personnel management in the Oil & Gas and Navigation sector.

Maritime Nurse - Urgent Vacancy

Requirement

• TBS1, EBCP, EBPQ,
• Passport and international yellow fever certificate.
• Advanced English (will be tested)
• Experience working on a tanker and preferably on an Oil/Chemical tanker.
• Availability to work on a 60×60 scale.

Application for ABZ job openings

If you are a professional specialized in the above function and wish to build an international career, do not miss this great chance, send your updated CV in Portuguese and English as soon as possible, informing the name of the function in the subject of the e-mail, to the address  re**********@ab*********.com. Good luck!

Exploration of oil and gas, mining and electricity in indigenous lands are authorized by the Government

Government bill to regulate mining, oil and gas production and electricity generation in indigenous lands was signed on Wednesday, 5, by President Jair Bolsonaro.

The text was signed during a ceremony at the Planalto Palace in celebration of Bolsonaro's 400 days in power. In a speech, Bolsonaro said that the liberation of indigenous reserves for mining was a “dream”, an old promise of his government.