Want To Work Offshore? Up Offshore And Atlas Professionals Are Hiring This June 14!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/06/2019 at 12:36

Updated on 14/06/2019 at 12:43

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Up Offshore Maritime Support and Atlas Professionals Are Seeking Professionals with Offshore Experience

The offshore positions available today, June 14, from the Human Resources departments of UP Offshore Maritime Support and Atlas Professionals, are for the positions of 1st Nautical Officer, 2nd Nautical Officer, Maritime Electrician, and Crane Operator. If you are a qualified professional in any of these roles, continue reading for the details.

Atlas Professionals was established in 2006 in Brazil, being an international company with over 35 years of experience, and is recognized in the Brazilian market in the oil, gas, and maritime sectors as a major reference in providing local and expatriate labor, whether for permanent, temporary, or contracted hiring.

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Position Crane Operator – Atlas Professionals

Requirements:

Certificate in NOV 250T
CBSP + HUET
Other relevant certificates for the role
Fluent English

Position for immediate and temporary hiring for 1 deployment.

Application

If you fit the position, please send your resume to foliveira@atlasprofessionals.com or boliveira@atlasprofessionals.com indicating in the subject line of the email “Crane Operator.” Good Luck!

Positions Up Offshore Maritime Support

1st Nautical Officer II/2 – IV/2 (Captain / Immediate)
2nd Nautical Officer II/1 – IV/1

Requirements

Experience on RSV (ROV) and OSTV (OT/OTF) vessels.
Advanced English and Full DP.

Maritime Electrician III/7

Requirements

Experience in a maritime support company.
Intermediate/Advanced English.

Application: Interested candidates please send your updated resume to cv@upoffshore.com.br mentioning the position in the subject line of the email. Good Luck!

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Want To Work Offshore? Up Offshore And Atlas Professionals Are Hiring This June 14!

Up Offshore Maritime Support and Atlas Professionals Are Seeking Professionals with Offshore Experience

Position Crane Operator – Atlas Professionals

Positions Up Offshore Maritime Support

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