Vagas marítimas para trabalhar em escala 35 x 35 na Marlin Navegação

Maritime Job Openings for 35 x 35 Shift at Marlin Navegação

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Published on 15/01/2020 at 16:53

Vagas marítimas para trabalhar em escala 35 x 35 na Marlin Navegação, hoje 15 de janeiro

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Marlin Navegação Just Announced Job Openings for Mariners Available to Work on a 35 x 35 Schedule

Here’s a good opportunity updated by Marlin Navegação this Wednesday afternoon, the 15th. The maritime positions are for a 35 x 35 shift in RJ, where the company holds maritime support contracts with Petrobras. Offshore Job Bonanza! More than 20 positions are being called NOW to meet contracts from Elfe Operation and Maintenance.

Chief Engineer

STCW Code: III/2
Experience on AHTS vessels
Availability for a 35 x 35 schedule

Application for Marlin Navegação Positions

If you are specialized in the above role, do not waste time, immediately send your resume mentioning the position in the subject line to cv@marlinnav.com.br

Before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, experiences, certificates, and qualifications. Good luck!

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