Vagas Offshore para a área de operações com embarque em Vitória

Offshore Positions Available for Operations Area with Embarkation in Vitória

Written by Renato Oliveira Published on 08/08/2019 at 08:44

Vitória-ES tem Vagas Offshore

Offshore Positions Are for Operations Professionals and Embarkation Is in the City of Vitória, Espírito Santo

The company Recrutar Consultoria de RH started yesterday, Wednesday, August 7, the search for professionals in the operations area; these are Offshore Positions for Operators and Coordinators with immediate embarkation in Vitória, Espírito Santo.
Professionals must have experience in maritime Response and Emergency activities and valid certificates for embarkation; see below the other requirements that are being demanded for these Offshore Positions.

Recrutar Consultoria is based in Vitória, the capital of Espírito Santo, and is a company that provides Strategic People Management Solutions. We have a strong line of work in Recruitment and Selection of candidates, Customized Training, and Consulting Services. With innovative ideas, precise and critical feedback on the process, all done with agility, competitive pricing, and differentiated payment methods.

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Operator – Maritime Response and Emergency (ADM and Shift) (04 Offshore Positions)

High school diploma;
Maritime License Level MAC (Deck Assistant);
Availability to work in shifts:
Desirable CNH B.

Operations Coordinator – Maritime Response and Emergency (Offshore Position)

High school diploma;
Maritime License Level MAC (Deck Assistant);
Experience with Response and Emergency activities:
Desirable CNH B.

The announcement was made by the company itself on its social media, where it also informs interested parties within the profile to send their resumes to the email: curriculo@recrutarconsultoria.com.br

Also see here on your CPG portal other selection processes that may interest you:

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Offshore Positions Available for Operations Area with Embarkation in Vitória

Offshore Positions Are for Operations Professionals and Embarkation Is in the City of Vitória, Espírito Santo

Operator – Maritime Response and Emergency (ADM and Shift) (04 Offshore Positions)

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