Offshore Cargo Operators to Start in June in Rio

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/05/2019 at 09:50

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Atlas Professionals Urgently Requires for 3-Month Offshore Temporary Contract for Offshore Operations and Embarkation in Rio de Janeiro, See Available Application Methods

The offshore contract covers activities for 3 months with a planned start date in June, informs the Human Resources department of Atlas Professionals. There are very specific courses and certifications for employees wishing to work as Cargo Handling Operators, so here is a summary of everything needed to apply for the position.

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Seeking Cargo Operator for a temporary position, Atlas Professionals in Rio de Janeiro,

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Mandatory Requirements and Certifications

* CACI & CESS
* CBSP & HUET
* NR 33 (CONFINED SPACE 16 HOURS)
* NR 33 (CONFINED SPACE 8 HOURS – RECERTIFICATION)
* NR 34 (MANUAL HANDLING OF LOADS)
* NR 34 (LEAK TEST)
* NR 34 (SCAFFOLD ASSEMBLER)
* NR 35 (WORKING AT HEIGHT)
* Basic Training for Chemical Tanker Operations (STCW A-V / 1-1)
* Security Awareness for Sea Farers and Non-Sea-Farers STCW A-VI/6

Interested candidates can apply in two ways: Sending an email directly to HR or registering their resumes on the official recruitment site of Atlas Professionals

Method 1 ⇒ They can send their resumes to Flávio Oliveira, one of the coordinators responsible at the Rio de Janeiro base at the email foliveira@atlasprofessionals.com

Method 2 ⇒ Go to the company’s own page by clicking here, log in or create a new account and click on “APPLY”.

Note: We recommend applying through both methods to maximize contact chances.

Offshore Cargo Operators to Start in June in Rio

Atlas Professionals Urgently Requires for 3-Month Offshore Temporary Contract for Offshore Operations and Embarkation in Rio de Janeiro, See Available Application Methods

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Mandatory Requirements and Certifications

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