Samarco Hires Marine Engineer

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/06/2019 at 17:16

Updated on 10/06/2019 at 17:17

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Applications Expire on June 14 for Activities at Samarco Port in the Position of Marine Engineer, Pay Attention to the Required Records and Qualifications

Samarco has its own Maritime Terminal located in the municipality of Anchieta (ES), about 80 km from Vitória, therefore, candidates for the Marine Engineer position must be available to work in the location. As every good maritime professional, it is necessary to have certifications and qualifications, check all details below:

Fundamental Requirements

* Education: Completed High School;
* Proven experience in the shipping area as a Marine Engineer;
* Certificates in the DPC-1034, TBS-1, and EBCP models;
* Registration and enrollment booklet (CIR) in the category of Marine Engineer (MNM);
* Basic English.
⇒ Note: All records and qualifications must be valid.

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Samarco Hires Marine Engineer

Applications Expire on June 14 for Activities at Samarco Port in the Position of Marine Engineer, Pay Attention to the Required Records and Qualifications

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Applications Expire on June 14 for Activities at Samarco Port in the Position of Marine Engineer, Pay Attention to the Required Records and Qualifications

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