Recrutamento e Seleção para vagas URGENTES abertas por agência marítima no Rio de Janeiro hoje, 23 de março

Recruitment And Selection For URGENT Positions Opened By Maritime Agency In Rio de Janeiro Today, March 23

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Published on 23/03/2020 at 18:51

Recrutamento e Seleção para vagas URGENTES abertas por agência marítima no Rio de Janeiro hoje, 23 de março

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Urgent Recruitment and Selection for Offshore Vacancies in 60 x 60 Schedule Announced This Afternoon by Triaina Maritime Agency from RJ

Excellent job opportunities in RJ for Marine Engineer and Deckhand opened this afternoon, March 23. The recruitment and selection started today by the maritime agency Triaina are for experienced professionals available to work on a 60 x 60 schedule. Halliburton is looking for high school technical students for internship positions in Macaé.

Deckhand – RJ

Requirements

Experience in the role and on oil tankers,
Intermediate English (will be tested)
Certificate II/V
Availability to work on a 60 x 60 schedule

Mandatory Certificates to Apply for the Above Positions According to the Company:

EBPQ
TBS I
EBCP
CERR
CESS
And all other relevant certificates for the role.

Application for Triaina RJ Vacancies

The company informs interested professionals for the vacancies, available to board on a 60 x 60 schedule and who meet all the requirements above, to send the updated resume in Portuguese and English via email, indicating the position in the subject line to: cv@triaina.com.br.

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