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Published on 22/10/2019 at 11:45

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Offshore Vacancy at Renowned Human Resources Company Operating Nationally for Maritime Personnel Aiming to Support the Crew of One of Its Clients

RB Recursos Humanos has an excellent offshore vacancy for the position of Maritime Electrician STCW III/7 to meet the request to add to the crew of another one of its clients. The announcement was made yesterday (10/21) by the company’s HR.
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Maritime professionals have been in high demand lately, a sign that this market is keeping up with the moderate recovery of our economy.
Read below the requirements that the candidate needs to meet to apply for this offshore vacancy:

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Maritime Electrician – STCW III/7

All maritime documentation complete and up to date;
Experience on Container ships;

RB Recursos Humanos is a consultancy that has been operating for over 12 years across the National territory.
It operates exclusively focused on the Oil & Gas sector, providing Recruitment & Selection services in the ONSHORE area (positions for Operational Bases/Offices) and OFFSHORE for various types of vessels (FPSO’s and FSO’s, Production and Drilling Platforms, Drillships, Long Haul Vessels, Tugs, and General Maritime Support).

If you meet the above requirements, and only in this case, the company requests that you please send your CV in Word format and the certificates to the emails: j.duarte@rbrecursoshumanos.com.br with a copy to vagas@rbrecursoshumanos.com.br with the job title in the email subject.

Apply and don’t miss the chance to be contacted by RB Recursos Humanos for the second stage of this selection process. The company usually works only with renowned Maritime Agencies in the market.

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Offshore Position Available for Embarkation on Container Ship This October 22

Offshore Vacancy at Renowned Human Resources Company Operating Nationally for Maritime Personnel Aiming to Support the Crew of One of Its Clients

Maritime Electrician – STCW III/7

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