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Job Openings for Working on Oil Tanker with 60×60 Schedule Announced Today at 12 PM

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Published on 06/01/2020 at 13:02

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Triaina Shipping Agency Announces Job Openings for 60 x 60 Shift on Oil Tanker in Rio de Janeiro This Afternoon, 06

Excellent job openings in Rio de Janeiro for maritime professionals who are available to work in Rio de Janeiro on a 60×60 shift. The year 2020 begins with good news for the naval industry! Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Starts a HUGE Recruitment and Selection Process with About 60 Positions to Support the Urca and Frade Drillships. The openings are for resume submission for professionals with elementary, high school, and higher education!!

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Triaina was founded in 1996 with the goal of excellence in customer service. In Brazil since 1996, the company has 11 offices across the country and covers all Brazilian ports.

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Engine Room Crew

Experience in the role and on oil tankers,
Intermediate/advanced English (will be tested)
Certificates III/5, EBPQ, TBS I, EBCP, NRs and all other certificates inherent to the role.

Second Engineer

Experience in the role and on oil tankers,
Advanced/fluent English (will be tested)
ESOP/ESOQ and technical DP certificates are mandatory

Application for Triaina Offshore Job Openings

If you are interested in the opportunity, available, and meet the requested profile, please send an updated CV in Portuguese to cv@triaina.com.br, putting the job title in the subject line.

Job Openings for Working on Oil Tanker with 60×60 Schedule Announced Today at 12 PM

Triaina Shipping Agency Announces Job Openings for 60 x 60 Shift on Oil Tanker in Rio de Janeiro This Afternoon, 06

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Engine Room Crew

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Application for Triaina Offshore Job Openings

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