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New Hiring Announced For Offshore Activities on PSV, ORSV, and AHTS Vessels

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/12/2019 at 14:54

Updated on 18/12/2019 at 15:48

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Offshore Job Openings Announced at 12 PM This Wednesday, December 16, by Maritime Company

Many job openings to support activities on PSV, ORSV, and AHTS vessels were announced this afternoon on December 18, by the Human Resources company Winner RH. Attention! Many offshore positions available in various functions for IMMEDIATE hiring in RJ.

The company recently announced a large number of offshore job openings, likely due to the resurgence of the offshore industry; new demands have emerged!

Engine Room Worker

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Requirements: Minimum of 3 years of experience in PSV, ORSV, and AHTS; Rule III/5; Must possess all relevant certificates for the position; Offshore work regime

The company offers employees the following benefits: Salary of R$ 4,366.02; Health plan, food vouchers, life insurance, private pension, and transportation allowance

Deckhand

Requirements: Minimum of 3 years of experience in PSV, ORSV, and AHTS; Rule II/5; Must possess all relevant certificates for the position; Offshore work regime

The company offers employees the following benefits: Salary of R$ 3,852.20; Health plan, food vouchers, life insurance, private pension, and transportation allowance

Marine Cook

Requirements: Minimum of 3 years of experience in PSV, ORSV, and AHTS; Must have food safety and handling courses; Must possess all relevant certificates for the position; Offshore work regime

The company offers employees the following benefits: Salary of R$ 3,852.20; Health plan, food vouchers, life insurance, private pension, and transportation allowance

Machinery Operator

Requirements: Minimum of 3 years of experience in PSV, ORSV, and AHTS; Must possess all relevant certificates for the position; Offshore work regime

The company offers employees the following benefits: Salary of R$ 4,876.33; Health plan, food vouchers, life insurance, private pension, and transportation allowance

Application

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions, please immediately send your updated resume indicating the job title in the subject line along with all scanned certificates and CIR attached to the email selecaomaritima@winnerrh.com.br

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