High School And College Professionals Are Being Recruited For Offshore Activities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/07/2019 at 16:36

Updated on 31/07/2019 at 16:39

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Atlas Professionals Is Recruiting High School And Higher Education Professionals To Work In Brazil In Offshore Activities

Atlas Professionals announced through its official news outlet, the offshore vacancies for Cargo Operator, Contract Manager, and Logistics Manager. If you are a qualified professional in any of these positions and are available for immediate embarkation, keep reading to know all the details.

Atlas Professionals provides recruitment and HR services in the energy and maritime sectors. The Dutch company is headquartered in Hoofddorp and is a global enterprise operating in over 110 countries – meaning it has projects with clients on all continents.

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Cargo Operator

Requirements

High school diploma
Machine operator certification – CDM – III/5
Intermediate English required
CACI – Basic fire fighting
CBSP and HUET
Basic Training for Oil and Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations (STCW A-V/1-1)
CESS – SURVIVAL AND RESCUE BOAT
NR 34 – Scaffolder; Work at heights; Leak testing and Manual lifting of loads
NR 35 – Work at heights
NR 33 – Confined space (supervision)
Security Awareness for Sea Farers and Non-Sea-Farers STCW A-VI/6

Contract Manager

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree;
Minimum of 8 years of experience in offshore installations;
Fluent English (oral and written);
Willingness to travel;
Experience in contract management

Logistics Manager

Requirements

At least 6 years of experience in managing logistics centers;
Valid CBSP;
Bachelor’s degree;
Fluent English (oral and written);
Willingness to travel

Application

If you are a qualified professional in any of the above positions, hurry, click here and immediately register your resume on the company website. Good luck!

Importantly, we at Click Oil and Gas inform you that the vacancies were verified on this date and that at any moment the company may finalize the selection process and remove the vacancies from the site.

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High School And College Professionals Are Being Recruited For Offshore Activities

Atlas Professionals Is Recruiting High School And Higher Education Professionals To Work In Brazil In Offshore Activities

Cargo Operator

Contract Manager

Logistics Manager

Application

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