Para vagas offshore em Macaé agência marítima contrata URGENTE Marinheiros de Convés, hoje 14 de abril

Urgently Hiring Deckhands for Offshore Positions in Macaé Maritime Agency Today, April 14

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 14/04/2020 at 12:39

Updated on 14/04/2020 at 12:54

Para vagas offshore em Macaé agência marítima contrata URGENTE Marinheiros de Convés, hoje 14 de abril

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Despite the crisis, the offshore sector cannot stop; this time the offshore vacancies are for working in Macaé as Deckhands. The opportunities were announced by the official news outlet of ICM Group, a specialist in human recruitment for the maritime area, this Tuesday, April 14. Technicians from MG, PR, SC, RS, GO, MS, BA, PE, RN, CE, PI, and MA called for CV registration by the oil and energy company

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Deckhand – Urgent

Mandatory Requirements

TBS-1
Survival and Rescue Boats – CESS / Special Survival and Rescue Boat – EESS /(Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue at Sea)
Fast Rescue Boats – Rescue Boat – CERR – Special Fast Rescue Boat (EERR)
EBCP – Basic Awareness of Ship Protection
Confined Space 16 HS
Work at Heights
Height Rescue
Scaffolding Assembly
Basic for Hot Work Observer
Basic Safety in Leak Testing
Must Have Worked as Deckhand on Drillship
Must Reside in the State of Rio de Janeiro (place of hiring: Macaé)

Application for ICM Offshore Vacancies

If you meet the above requirements and are available, send your CV and the certificates above to hr5@icmpeople.com with the title “ICM Brazil – Deckhand” to expedite the screening process.

For offshore vacancies in Macaé, maritime agency urgently hires Deckhands, today April 14

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