Urgent Maritime Job Openings for Oil, Gas, and Chemical Tankers Announced This Afternoon (01) by Offshore Multinational V.Ships

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Published on 01/10/2020 at 16:26

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The Global Company V.Ships Is Open for Recruitment for Job Vacancies for Maritime Professionals with Offshore Vessel Experience

The HR department of V.Ships announced this afternoon (01) excellent job openings to fill the maritime team for oil, gas, and chemical tankers. The company emphasizes urgency in recruitment and highlights that for all functions, experience on a tanker and intermediate English are mandatory.

See Below the Job Openings Open Today (01) by the Global Company V.Ships to Fill Urgent Contracts on Vessels:

Deck Officer (II/1)
Engine Officer (III/1)
Deck Hand (II/5)
Ordinary Seaman (II/4)
Engine Cadet (III/5)

Application for Maritime Vacancies on V.Ships Vessels

If you are a professional specialized in the above functions, meet the requirements, and wish to embark on vessels of the multinational V.Ships, take part in the recruitment and selection process and immediately send your updated resume indicating the position name in the subject line to the email recrutamento.brasil@vships.com

CPG recommends that before sending your resume, you update your contact information, courses, certifications, qualifications, and experience. Good luck!

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