Vaga no setor marítimo para Condutor de Máquinas CDM

Job Opening in the Maritime Sector for Machine Operator CDM

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/10/2018 at 05:21

Updated on 25/10/2018 at 05:35

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Opportunity in the Maritime Sector Machine Operator CDM III/5 with Advanced Knowledge in Mechanics

Specialized company in maritime support and operations needs to fill a position for machine operator with offshore shipping experience, to work in the operations of a gas tanker. The professional who makes themselves available for the hiring process will undergo a series of tests, as the company requires a specialist in the field to take on the available position. To work in the maritime environment, crew members face climatic and operational situations that demand these operators to have advanced knowledge to solve circumstantial unforeseen issues.

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Machine Operator (CDM – III/5)

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Job Opening in the Maritime Sector for Machine Operator CDM

Opportunity in the Maritime Sector Machine Operator CDM III/5 with Advanced Knowledge in Mechanics

Understanding the Position

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