UP Offshore Seeks Maritime Professional for Support Vessels RSV and OSTV

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 24/06/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 23/06/2019 at 18:10

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Maritime Position Announced Last Friday (06/21) and Candidates Must Have Experience on Support Vessels for Offshore Activities

Maritime professional with a qualification of 1st Nautical Officer II/2 – IV/2 is being called by the company UP Offshore to apply for its selection process aiming to integrate one of its crews.
The position is for a qualified maritime professional to work on offshore support vessels RSV (ROV) and OSTV (OT/OTF) and is an excellent opportunity for professionals in this specialty to join one of the largest companies operating in the Brazilian offshore sector.

UP Offshore was acquired in March of this year by SEACOR Marine and the company is a leading provider of offshore support vessel services for the energy sector in Brazil, the largest regional market in Latin America.
Out of UP Offshore’s fleet of 14 vessels, 12 are located in Brazil and registered under the Brazilian flag. Nine are platform supply vessels, four are ROV support vessels, and one is an offshore terminal vessel.

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1st Nautical Officer II/2 – IV/2 (Captain / First Mate)

Desired:

Experience on RSV (ROV) and OSTV (OT/OTF) vessels.
Advanced English and Full DP.

UP Offshore informs that those interested in this maritime position should please send their CV to: cv@upoffshore.com.br mentioning the position in the subject.

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