Urgent Recruitment and Selection for Maritime Position of Chief Engineer in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 16/04/2020 at 13:29

Updated on 16/04/2020 at 16:27

Recrutamento e seleção URGENTE para marítimo no Rio de Janeiro na função de Chefe de Máquinas

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The human resources company Winner RH announced yesterday (16) a new job opportunity for seafarers residing in Rio de Janeiro to apply for the position of Chief Engineer for IMMEDIATE embarkation in oil and gas activities. Welder, Mechanic, Boilermaker, and Technician requested for vacancies in maintenance shutdown at the mining company; starting on May 19

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REINFORCING! Many people have questioned the fact that we at Click Petroleum and Gas are disclosing job vacancies amid this global pandemic due to coronavirus.

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If you are a resident of Rio de Janeiro and have immediate availability, check below the requirements to apply for the Chief Engineer position

Requirements

Rule: III/1 or III/2
Experience with Port Tugs
Immediate availability
Reside in Rio de Janeiro

ATTENTION! The company informs that the hiring regime is TEMPORARY CONTRACT

Application for the offshore position in Rio de Janeiro Winner RH

If you are a professional specialized in the mentioned offshore position, be part of the recruitment and selection of Winner RH and immediately send your updated resume stating the job title “CHEMAQ -RJ” in the subject line to the email selecaomaritima.winnerrh@gmail.com

ATTENTION! Winner requests that candidates who fit the profile send the resume along with the certificates (CIR, STCW, EBCP, TBS1 among others)

Urgent Recruitment and Selection for Seafarers in Rio de Janeiro for Chief Engineer Position

Urgent Recruitment and Selection for Maritime Position of Chief Engineer in Rio de Janeiro

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If you are a resident of Rio de Janeiro and have immediate availability, check below the requirements to apply for the Chief Engineer position

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