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The HR of Triaina Maritime Agency Announced Various Maritime Job Vacancies for Offshore Rotation in Areas Such as Fourth Machine Officer and Deckhand
Excellent opportunity in Rio de Janeiro for maritime professionals who are available to work in an offshore 60×60 rotation and serve on an offshore oil tanker. Triaina is initially a ship agency that also provides labor for vessels that are in Brazil for cabotage and oil transportation.
About Triaina Ship Agency
Triaina was founded in 1996 and aims for excellence in customer service. In Brazil since 1996, the company has 11 offices across the country and covers all Brazilian ports.
See below the offshore opportunities available at the maritime company for work in RJ.
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46 job openings are available with salaries up to R$ 2,500, benefits such as meal vouchers, medical assistance, and opportunities with no experience required in Cajamar.
Offshore Job Vacancies Available at Triaina
The offshore job vacancies available at Triaina on the ships are for Deckhand and Fourth Machine Officer. Those interested in participating in the job vacancies offered by Triaina must have intermediate English, ESOP, ESOQ, up-to-date certificates, and valid passports.
Applications for Offshore Ship Job Vacancies
Those interested in applying for the offshore job vacancies available on ships should send their resume to cv@triaina.com.br, indicating the position in the subject line of the email. Good luck!
