Offshore Vacancy – Ballast Control Operator Required by Multinational Atlas Professionals on This Day 10

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Published on 10/11/2020 at 13:57

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Recruitment Multinational Has Offshore Job Opportunities for Ballast Control Operator in Drilling and Well Services

Atlas Professionals is a multinational recruitment and selection company. The company has played an important role in providing professionals for the energy and maritime industries worldwide. Today, Atlas has an offshore vacancy for the position of ballast control operator. Candidates must have up-to-date maritime certificates.

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About Atlas Professionals:

Atlas Professionals is an international Recruitment & Selection company. Since 1982, Atlas has played an important role in providing professionals for the energy and maritime industries worldwide.

If quality and reliability are essential for your business, Atlas Professionals is the partner you need to provide highly qualified personnel. We create tailored HR solutions, allowing you to focus on your project without any workforce concerns.

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Ballast Control Operator

Job Requirements:

Experience as Deck Officer;
Experience as BCO;
Advanced knowledge of English;
Certificates: BCO, CBSP, and other maritime certificates.

Offshore Job Applications: To apply for the position described above, simply CLICK HEREI. Good luck!

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