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Offshore Position for Seafarer at World Leading Company

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 25/09/2019 at 16:14

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World Leader in Maritime Vessel Management Has Offshore Position for Seafarer with Experience in Small Vessels

Offshore position for seafarers continues to appear, after Marlim Navegação announced a selection process for RJ, now it is V. Ships’ turn to launch its process.
The company is looking for a maritime professional Nautical Officer to work on a diving vessel under its management.
See below, right after a brief description of the company’s area of activity, more details about the offshore position offered by V. Ships.

V. Group, the parent company of V. Ships, is a world leader in maritime and offshore vessel management and support services, operating in the commercial shipping, cruise, energy, and defense sectors.
The company’s primary clients are owners of vessels/assets that operate everything from tankers and container ships to floating platforms, barges, and cruise ships.

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Nautical Officer

with Full DP, experience in small vessels. Position for diving vessels, schedule 28×28.

Candidates that fit the profile, please register on the website by clicking here on this link

Before sending your resume, update your contact details, courses, experiences, certificates, and qualifications. Good Luck!

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Renato Oliveira

Engenheiro de Produção com pós-graduação em Fabricação e montagem de tubulações com 30 anos de experiência em inspeção/fabricacão/montagem de tubulações/testes/Planejamento e PCP e comissionamento na construção naval/offshore (conversão de cascos FPSO's e módulos de topsides) nos maiores estaleiros nacionais e 2 anos em estaleiro japonês (Kawasaki) inspecionando e acompanhando técnicas de fabricação e montagem de estruturas/tubulações/outfittings(acabamento avançado) para casco de Drillships.

Offshore Position for Seafarer at World Leading Company

World Leader in Maritime Vessel Management Has Offshore Position for Seafarer with Experience in Small Vessels

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