Profissionais marítimos são requisitados pela Wilhelmsen

Maritime Professionals Are Requested by Wilhelmsen on This Day, August 8

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 07/08/2019 at 20:30

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Multinational Maritime Company with a Branch in Brazil Has Started Selecting Maritime Professionals to Join Its Crew of Tanker and Oil Ships.

Wilhelmsen Ship Management Brazil, a global shipping company, has just opened great opportunities for maritime professionals to join the crew of one of the largest Maritime Agencies in Brazil. The positions published on August 7 by the company’s HR are for Navigation Officer II/1, Engineering Officer III/1, and Engineering Ratings (MNM) III/5.

Wilhelmsen is a group within the global maritime industry and a leader in the sector. With the largest maritime network in the world, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, it provides products and services practically anywhere you have a ship or maritime industry. Please carefully check the required qualifications and apply immediately for the vacancies.

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Engineering Officer – III/1

ESOP E ESOQ, EESS, EGPM, EPSM and CIR Brazil Valid;
Advanced English (Subject to testing);
Valid Passport;
Experience as Engineering Officer on a tanker ship (not practicable).

Navigation Officer – II/1

TBS, ESOP E ESOQ, ECDIS, CERR, EGPO, EPSM and CIR Brazil Valid;
Advanced English (Subject to testing);
Valid Passport;
Experience as Navigation Officer on a tanker ship (not practicable).

Engineering Ratings (MNM) III/5

TBS, EBCP, EBPQ and CIR Brazil valid
Intermediate English (Subject to testing);
Experience as MNM on an oil tanker

Application for Vacancies – Maritime Professionals

Please carefully check the required qualifications and apply immediately for the vacancies for maritime professionals. The company requests that the candidate send the resume with certificates and state the desired position in the subject line of the email. If you meet the qualifications required by the company, send your resume to wsm-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com

58 job vacancies on this day, 07, by CSN. Send resume by 16/08

Maritime Professionals Are Requested by Wilhelmsen on This Day, August 8

Multinational Maritime Company with a Branch in Brazil Has Started Selecting Maritime Professionals to Join Its Crew of Tanker and Oil Ships.

Engineering Officer – III/1

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Application for Vacancies – Maritime Professionals

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