Urgent!! Offshore Contracts on a 60 x 60 Scale Demand Positions for Seafarers in International Waters. Salaries Up to R$ 23,000.00 Plus Benefits!

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Published on 07/02/2024 at 21:10

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Job Openings Offshore Today, February 7, for Experienced Maritime Professionals. Availability Required for 60x 60 Schedule

The human resources company specializing in recruitment and selection in the oil and gas industry, Seven Service, announced today (07/02), job openings for experienced maritime professionals in the offshore sector on an oil tanker. The opportunities are for the positions of 2ON, 2OM, MOC, MOM, and Motorman. The company offers salaries of up to R$ 23,000.00 plus benefits! Secure your spot now!

Working Onboard oil tankers offers a unique experience, marked by challenges and rewards. Life at sea demands adaptation to rigorous routines and the ability to work under often adverse conditions, such as geographic isolation and exposure to extreme weather. The 60 x 60 schedule, where the professional spends 60 days at sea followed by 60 days on land, requires resilience and a strong ability for time and stress management.

Despite these challenges, working onboard an oil tanker can be extremely rewarding. In addition to offering attractive salaries and more benefits, this career provides the opportunity to travel the world, experience different cultures, and build a strong camaraderie with colleagues. The maritime industry is currently experiencing an urgent demand for qualified professionals, reflecting the critical importance of this sector to the global economy and the ongoing need for safe maintenance and operation of these complex maritime vehicles.

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If You Are Immediately Available, Check Below for Positions and Requirements to Work Onboard an Oil Tanker

20N (Gross Salary: R$23,000.00)
20M (Gross Salary: R$23,000.00)
MOC (Gross Salary: R$5,205.00)
MOM (Gross Salary: R$5,205.00)
Motorman (Gross Salary: R$9,000.00)

Requirements:

Valid passport
Previous experience on oil tankers
Advanced English
Certificates: ESOP; ESOQ; CESS; CERR; TBS1; EBCP; 11/4; EBPQ.

Application for Offshore Jobs

If you are a professional specialized in the offshore role mentioned above, be part of the recruitment and selection of Seven Service HR and immediately send your updated resume indicating the job title in the subject line to robertobarros@sevenservice.com.br and/or adrianalima@sevenservice.com.br

ATTENTION! Seven Service requests that candidates within the profile send their resume along with maritime certificates, competency certificate, and CIR

Seven Service is a company specialized in recruitment and selection in the oil and gas industry. We offer customized and efficient solutions to meet clients’ needs. Our managers have experience in drilling projects, offshore operations, and also in cabotage.

Their roles include Tool Pusher, Driller, Driller Assistant, and Subsea Engineer, in addition to Captains, First Officers, 2ON, Chief Engineers, Second Engineers, and 2OM. They value ethics, transparency, and technical knowledge in all their recruitment activities.

Urgent!! Offshore Contracts on a 60 x 60 Scale Demand Positions for Seafarers in International Waters. Salaries Up to R$ 23,000.00 Plus Benefits!

Job Openings Offshore Today, February 7, for Experienced Maritime Professionals. Availability Required for 60x 60 Schedule

If You Are Immediately Available, Check Below for Positions and Requirements to Work Onboard an Oil Tanker

Application for Offshore Jobs

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