Processo de seleção para preenchimento de vagas Marítimas

Selection Process for Filling Maritime Positions

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/10/2018 at 14:44

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Maritime Jobs Highlighted on the National Scene Showing That the Offshore Support Sector Continues to Advance

In light of the prospects for increased opportunities in the maritime sector, specifically in offshore support, it is gratifying when we receive messages from professionals who, through the posts on the Click Oil and Gas website, are managing to return to the job market. Once again, we are presenting maritime job openings for immediate filling and excellent career plans. The company is seeking candidates who can demonstrate their offshore experiences through their work card, and who have their maritime courses and certificates up to date.

Job Openings for Filling:

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With natural and attractive conditions for the shipbuilding industry, Brazil had 2 main factors that limited the development of the sector: the tax system and the lack of adequate infrastructure. After the approval of the plan to accelerate internal growth, new policies that benefit private investors, reducing taxation and bureaucratic barriers, are being implemented.

Additionally, the country’s infrastructure is being reinforced with actions in logistical, energy, and social or urban structures. Roads and the rail system are being implemented in an effort to connect the interior of the country with the ports and natural harbors along the coast. This effort is mainly related to the need to connect income to navigation installation. However, it creates a world of opportunities to explore Brazil. Those interested in the positions at UP OFFSHORE BRAZIL, please send CV’s with the subject CIR and STCW to the email: embarcadores@upoffshore.com.br

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Selection Process for Filling Maritime Positions

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