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Immediate Marine Job Openings on Offshore Platform Support Vessel

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/12/2019 at 15:31

Updated on 20/12/2019 at 16:18

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The HR of a Navigation Specialized Company Announced Urgent Offshore Vacancies This Afternoon, December 20

OceanPact announced today (20) that it has new vacancies for Captain, First Officer, and Chief Engineer. The company is dedicated to spill response and management, providing services and chartered vessels for oil companies, ports, refineries, and terminals, helping them meet offshore oil spill response requirements. Also, check that SBM Offshore opens job vacancies for technicians in all areas for operations on Tanker Vessels.

About the Company

Founded in 2007, OceanPact is a navigation company specialized in management and emergency response in coastal and offshore areas with a primary focus on environmental protection.

Through partnerships with leading companies in marine research and emergency management services, the company has established JV companies to offer high-level specialized services in Brazil.

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Immediate Marine Job Openings on Offshore Platform Support Vessel

The HR of a Navigation Specialized Company Announced Urgent Offshore Vacancies This Afternoon, December 20

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