Vagas Offshore para profissional Marítimo no Rio de Janeiro

Offshore Positions for Maritime Professionals in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/02/2020 at 09:16

Vagas Offshore para profissional Marítimo no Rio de Janeiro

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The Maritime Agency Marenostrum Is Hiring Offshore Deckhands for Operations in Rio de Janeiro

The offshore vacancies for Rio de Janeiro were announced by the company’s Human Resources through its official information channel yesterday, 03. Below you will find all the details, such as courses, qualifications, documentation, and the address to apply. The Oil Giant Modec Opens Offshore Selection Process This Morning

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OFFSHORE DECKHAND VACANCIES – RJ

Requirements

Residence in Rio de Janeiro;
Minimum experience of 1 year as Deckhand;
Completed elementary education;
Registration Book and Record from the Maritime Authority of Brazil;
CBSP;
CESS;
CERR;
CIR from the Republic of the Marshall Islands for Able Seaman;
NR-33 course for authorized workers and watchmen;
Competency Certificate for the category established in Regulation II/4 of STCW-78/95, in the category of Deckhand (MNC);

Application

If you have the offshore courses and qualifications required by the company, send your updated resume to marenostrum.santos1@gmail.com Good luck!

Attention! The candidate must have all the courses and certificates mentioned.

Offshore Positions for Maritime Professionals in Rio de Janeiro

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