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Human Resources Hires Brazilian Crew for Tanker Ship in All Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/10/2018 at 05:08

Updated on 19/10/2018 at 10:26

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Company Announces Job Openings in Oil and Gas Area for Work on Tanker Ship, Candidates Must Have Experience

ABZ Serviços is a Brazilian company based in the city of Macaé-RJ with an international branch, operating in the Oil and Gas and Navigation segments. It is a company that holds ISSO 9000 certification, committed to excellence and quality in the services provided, supplying a qualified workforce aimed at meeting client needs. This company is selecting for several positions to work on a tanker ship, which will operate on the Brazilian coast under a two-year contract.

Here are the job openings reported by the company:

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Human Resources Hires Brazilian Crew for Tanker Ship in All Positions

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