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Job Opening For Brazilians With Passport To Work Abroad As Sailors

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 10/12/2019 at 06:52 Updated on 10/12/2019 at 07:34

The job vacancy announced this afternoon, Monday, the 9th, by the ABZ Maritime Agency is for activities on a oil tanker ship on a 60×60 rotation abroad

The offshore sector is in full swing! More job vacancies for Brazilians to work abroad have just been announced this Monday, December 9th. This time, the vacancy was disclosed by the official news outlet of the company ABZ, a specialist in human recruitment. Don’t speak English? Click here to see how to enroll in a free English course with a MEC certificate!

The ABZ SERVIÇOS Ltda was founded in March 2013 and is run by Directors Gordon Walker and William Mair, both with over 20 years of experience in operations and personnel management in the Oil and Gas and Navigation sectors.

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Engine Room Crew

TBS1, EBCP, EBPQ
Passport
International Yellow Fever Certificate
Advanced English (will be tested)
Experience in the role on an oil tanker and preferably in Tanker/Chemical vessels.
Availability to work on a 60×60 rotation.

Application for the ABZ Job Vacancy

If you are a professional specialized in the above role and wish to build an international career, don’t miss this great opportunity, send your updated resume in Portuguese and English as soon as possible, stating the job title in the subject of the email, to the address recruitment@abzservicos.com. Good luck!

Job Opening For Brazilians With Passport To Work Abroad As Sailors

The job vacancy announced this afternoon, Monday, the 9th, by the ABZ Maritime Agency is for activities on a oil tanker ship on a 60×60 rotation abroad

Engine Room Crew

Application for the ABZ Job Vacancy

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Application for the ABZ Job Vacancy

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