Want To Work At Transpetro? Petrobras Subsidiary Opens Selection Process For Vacancies In The Maritime Staff

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Published on 25/07/2024 at 07:11

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In Search of Job Opportunities? Know That the Brazilian Maritime Sector Has Stood Out, Especially With the New Positions Opened by Transpetro, One of the Largest Fuel Carriers in Brazil.

Transpetro, a subsidiary of Petrobras, is a giant in the transportation of fuels and chemicals in Brazil. Recently, the company announced the opening of a selective process for temporary hiring of maritime professionals.

This movement aims to ensure operational safety and efficiency, complying with the requirements of the Brazilian Maritime Authority. Only the candidates who pass this rigorous selection process will be part of the crew.

Who Can Participate in the Selection Process?

According to Article 37 of the Federal Constitution, hiring for the employee framework must be done through a public selection process, ensuring equal opportunities.

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However, Transpetro uses a clause of exceptionality, allowing the hiring of candidates who did not pass public competitions when it is not possible to fill the vacancies with candidates approved in previous processes. This is crucial to ensure the safety and integrity of the equipment and the environment, ensuring compliance with maritime regulations.

To facilitate registration, Transpetro offers an online tool for submitting resumes, focused on Temporary Opportunities in the Sea. It is important to emphasize that registering and submitting the resume do not guarantee hiring. The final selection will depend on the operational needs of the company.

Required Documentation for Registration

Candidates must submit the following documents scanned in PDF format:

Updated DPC training certificates model 1031 (for Officers) and 1034;
Registration and Record Notebook (CIR);
ID and CPF;
International Vaccination or Revaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever;
Voter Registration;
Work Card (pages 1 and 2, photo and personal data);
Military Service Certificate;
Proof of Residence.

Remember to scan all documents and send them in PDF format. The process is fully online, making access and agility in the application easier.

Finally, Transpetro reiterates that all demands related to the selection process must be forwarded via the form available on the company’s website – click here to access the page.

So, if you are looking for a unique opportunity to work at one of the leading companies in Brazil, don’t waste time and prepare your documentation!

Have you worked in the maritime area or are you interested in entering this challenging sector? Leave your comment and share your experience!

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Luciana

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31/10/2024 19:58

Prezados senhores, obtive a informação que havia disponível a vaga temporária de relações-públicas. Ainda estão sendo aceitas inscrições?

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Robson dos santos amora junior

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19/08/2024 09:14

Bom dia!
Tem um enorme interesse em trabalhar na área maritima e obter uma experiência única.

Minhas experiências Profissionais na minha área profissional de enfermeiro socorrista, emergencista, entre outras experiências aha mais de 17 anos e que irá agregar e contribuir na qualidade do atendimento e prestação de serviço.

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Rogelio santos

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01/08/2024 21:44

Já trabalhei na área marítima e estou me atualizando, estou terminando o curso de moço de convés para voltar com excelência há área novamente.

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Want To Work At Transpetro? Petrobras Subsidiary Opens Selection Process For Vacancies In The Maritime Staff

In Search of Job Opportunities? Know That the Brazilian Maritime Sector Has Stood Out, Especially With the New Positions Opened by Transpetro, One of the Largest Fuel Carriers in Brazil.

Who Can Participate in the Selection Process?

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Who Can Participate in the Selection Process?

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