Offshore Selection Process for Immediate Hiring Seeks Candidates from Rio de Janeiro for Job Opportunity on This Day 05

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Published on 05/08/2020 at 11:17

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Locar Offshore Contracts in Rio de Janeiro Demand Employment on 05/08 for Maritime Professionals with Petrobras Contract Experience

Experienced professionals in the offshore oil and gas industry residing in the state of Rio de Janeiro are requested for a job selection process by Locar for the position of operational assistant. Candidates must have experience with Petrobras contracts.

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Locar is a company engaged in offshore operations and high-complexity maritime transport, offering a variety of logistics solutions to the national and international market, with more than 25 vessels and a highly qualified engineering team.

Attention! Click Petróleo e Gás only announces job vacancies and is not responsible for hiring, which is the responsibility of the company itself. Therefore, the job announcements can expire at any time.

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See Below Job Details for Offshore Activities Opened by Locar for Rio de Janeiro

Operational Assistant

Requirements

Reside in the state of Rio de Janeiro
Availability for immediate start
Must have experience in the offshore sector and have worked with Petrobras management.

The company did not provide further details regarding the requirements for the positions, so be sure your courses and certifications are up to date, as any detail will make a difference in the selection process.

Application

If you are a professional specialized in the above function and reside in Rio de Janeiro, participate now in the offshore selection process by sending your resume immediately to the email curriculos.rj@locar.com.br indicating the desired job title in the subject line. Good Luck!

Offshore Selection Process for Immediate Hiring Seeks Candidates from Rio de Janeiro for Job Opportunity on This Day 05

Locar Offshore Contracts in Rio de Janeiro Demand Employment on 05/08 for Maritime Professionals with Petrobras Contract Experience

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See Below Job Details for Offshore Activities Opened by Locar for Rio de Janeiro

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