Vagas offshore IMEDIATAS para marítimos do RJ abertas pela Locar neste dia, 28 de fevereiro

Immediate Offshore Positions For Maritime Workers From RJ Opened By Locar On February 28

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/02/2020 at 14:46

Updated on 08/05/2025 at 15:28

Vagas offshore IMEDIATAS para marítimos do RJ abertas pela Locar neste dia, 28 de fevereiro

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Attention Mariners, Immediate Job Openings Updated Yesterday, February 4th by Locar, for Offshore Activities in RJ

Locar has urgently published job openings for offshore positions in Rio de Janeiro for experienced maritime professionals. Offshore jobs for Brazilians to work in international waters on a 60 x 60 rotation announced this afternoon, February 27.

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Offshore Job Openings Locar – RJ

MCB Captain
MCB Mate
CDM Chief Engineer

Requirements

Live in Rio de Janeiro
Availability for immediate start
Experience in the offshore sector
For the position of MCB Captain and Mate, a competency certificate is required
Have all maritime courses up to date

Application

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above positions and a resident of RJ, participate now in the selection process, send your resume immediately to the email curriculos.rj@locar.com.br indicating in the subject line the name of the desired position. Good Luck!

Locar is a reference in offshore operations and high-complexity maritime transportation, offering a variety of logistics solutions to the national and international market, with over 25 vessels and a highly qualified engineering team.

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