Para contratos offshore no Rio de Janeiro, Wilhelmsen Ship inicia processo seletivo para Marinheiro de Máquinas

For Offshore Contracts in Rio de Janeiro, Wilhelmsen Ship Launches Recruitment Process for Engine Room Sailor

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/04/2020 at 12:47

Para contratos offshore no Rio de Janeiro, Wilhelmsen Ship inicia processo seletivo para Marinheiro de Máquinas

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Wilhelmsen opens excellent opportunities for maritime professionals in the role of Engine Cadet who have experience on oil tankers. The following vacancies were announced by the company’s official news outlet yesterday, April 7. Welder, Boilermaker, and Painter Called for Offshore Vacancies in Rio das Ostras on April 7

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Engine Cadet (MNM) – III/5

TBS
EBCP
EBPQ
Valid CIR Brazil
Intermediate English (upon testing)
Experience as MNM on Oil Tanker

Application for Wilhelmsen Maritime Vacancies

Please carefully check the required criteria and apply immediately for the Engine Cadet positions. The company requests that candidates send their resume with certificates and include the name of the desired position in the email subject line. If you meet the company’s requirements, send your resume to wsm-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com

Petrobras Discovers Oil in Campos Basin

Petrobras announced this Tuesday morning, April 7, that it has identified the presence of oil in the exploratory well of the Southwest Tartaruga Verde block, located in the Campos Basin.

The well, informally named Natator, is located 130 km from the city of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, at a water depth of 1,080 meters, and oil was discovered in carbonate reservoirs of the post-salt section.

The Southwest Tartaruga Verde block, acquired in the 5th Production Sharing Round in September 2018, is part of the so-called Pre-salt Polygon, under a production-sharing regime.

Petrobras is the operator of the block with 100% participation, having Pré-sal Petróleo S.A. (PPSA) as the manager.

For offshore contracts in Rio de Janeiro, Wilhelmsen Ship initiates recruitment process for Engine Cadet

For Offshore Contracts in Rio de Janeiro, Wilhelmsen Ship Launches Recruitment Process for Engine Room Sailor

Engine Cadet (MNM) – III/5

Application for Wilhelmsen Maritime Vacancies

Petrobras Discovers Oil in Campos Basin

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For Offshore Contracts in Rio de Janeiro, Wilhelmsen Ship Launches Recruitment Process for Engine Room Sailor

Engine Cadet (MNM) – III/5

Application for Wilhelmsen Maritime Vacancies

Petrobras Discovers Oil in Campos Basin

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