Emergency Positions Available for Deckhand in Macaé with 28x28 Shift Rotation from Cabo Frio

Emergency Positions Available for Deckhand in Macaé with 28×28 Shift Rotation from Cabo Frio

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Published on 13/08/2020 at 09:57

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ICM People Is Recruiting Candidates for the Position of Deckhand to Work Onboard in the Cabo Frio Region; Hiring Will Be in Macaé

Good news for Macaé, Cabo Frio, and the surrounding area! The multinational ICM People Brazil has an URGENT job opportunity for offshore deployment in the role of Deckhand. Want to participate in the selection process for the vacancies? See below how to apply.

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From onshore to ultra-deep waters, the ICM Group offers cutting-edge consulting services for global clients, mainly in the maritime and offshore sectors.

In addition to providing fully integrated solutions tailored to meet the oil and gas market’s needs with services focused on recruitment, training, and labor outsourcing.

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The Company Is Seeking to Hire Deckhand Professionals for Employment in Macaé and Onboard in Cabo Frio as Detailed Below:

Duration: short term, 28×28 shift, CLT contract.
Embarkation in Cabo Frio
Hiring: Macaé
Base Salary + 30% Hazard Pay
Overtime, night shift bonus, double pay provided on demand
Mandatory:
CBSP
CESS
EBCP
NR33 16 hrs
NR 35
Height Rescue
Scaffolding Assembly
Basic for Hot Work Observer
Basic Safety in Leak Testing
Desired:
CERR
Intermediate Training for Lifeboat Operators

Applications

Interested candidates who wish to apply for the positions and are available to embark off the coast of Cabo Frio should send their CV and certificates to hr3@icmpeople.com with the subject “Deckhand”. Good luck!

Attention! Click Petróleo e Gás merely publishes job vacancies and is not responsible for hiring, which is under the authority of the company itself. Therefore, the job advertisement may expire at any time.

Emergency Positions Available for Deckhand in Macaé with 28×28 Shift Rotation from Cabo Frio

ICM People Is Recruiting Candidates for the Position of Deckhand to Work Onboard in the Cabo Frio Region; Hiring Will Be in Macaé

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The Company Is Seeking to Hire Deckhand Professionals for Employment in Macaé and Onboard in Cabo Frio as Detailed Below:

Applications

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Emergency Positions Available for Deckhand in Macaé with 28×28 Shift Rotation from Cabo Frio

ICM People Is Recruiting Candidates for the Position of Deckhand to Work Onboard in the Cabo Frio Region; Hiring Will Be in Macaé

Check Other News

The Company Is Seeking to Hire Deckhand Professionals for Employment in Macaé and Onboard in Cabo Frio as Detailed Below:

Applications

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