Vagas marítimas para atender contrato de navio tanque, anunciadas nesta tarde de 09 de dezembro

Maritime Positions Announced This Afternoon Of December 9 To Support Tanker Contract

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/12/2019 at 16:22

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Offshore Multinational Announces Maritime Vacancies and Is Selecting Qualified Professionals with Valid Certifications for Embarkation

V.Group, a global leader in providing vessel management and support services for maritime and offshore operations, announced this afternoon (09) job openings for officers, deckhands, and engine room sailors for tanker vessel embarkation. Also see which oil and gas, offshore, and port support company has many job openings

The company is guided by shared values across all group businesses to ensure excellence in performance and respect for its clients, partners, and colleagues. With a wide range of services, it offers exciting career opportunities for the right people.

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ATTENTION TO REQUIREMENTS:

Tanker vessel experience;
ESOP (for officers);
EBPQ (for crew);
Intermediate to advanced English.

The company also informs that all requirements are mandatory and that English will be tested. Therefore, be prepared with your courses and certifications up to date to take advantage of this excellent offshore opportunity.

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Interested candidates who meet the profile required by V.Group must register their resume by clicking here and will be automatically redirected to the company’s page, where they should complete the registration properly. Good luck to all competitors.

V.Group offers crew management and recruitment, as well as technical services, alongside support for commercial and management services, possessing unparalleled knowledge of the sector with guaranteed performance.

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