Offshore Officer Positions Opened by Brazilian Maritime Services Company from Rio de Janeiro; Submit Your Resume by October 15

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Published on 13/10/2020 at 08:48

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Applications Are Open for Job Vacancies at the Leading Offshore and Maritime Company Starnav for the Positions of Captain, Chief Engineer, and 2nd Engineer

Starnav Maritime Services positions itself as one of the leading companies in the maritime support segment in Brazil, working with major oil companies and the main Brazilian ports. The company is hiring officers for offshore positions. Attention! You must submit your resume by October 15.

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Starnav Maritime Services Ltd. is a Brazilian Shipping Company belonging to the Detroit S.A Group, operating vessels in Offshore Maritime Support (PSVs, AHTS, etc.) and Port Support (Tugboats).

With its own vessels, designed and built at the same Group’s shipyard, it has a new and bold fleet, capable of serving the main players in the port and offshore support market.

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JOBS FOR OFFICERS – OFFSHORE

Captain
Chief Engineer
2nd Engineer

Prerequisites:

Experience on vessels – Type PSV
Captain – CCB / CLC – II/2 and DP FULL
Chief Engineer – III/2 – 1OM
2nd Engineer – III/1 – 2OM

How to Submit Your Resume

If you meet the requirements requested by Starnav and are available to work in the offshore segment, please send your resume to cv_starnav@starnav.com.br by 10/15/2020. Only send your resume if you fit the profile of the job vacancies. Good Luck!

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Offshore Officer Positions Opened by Brazilian Maritime Services Company from Rio de Janeiro; Submit Your Resume by October 15

Applications Are Open for Job Vacancies at the Leading Offshore and Maritime Company Starnav for the Positions of Captain, Chief Engineer, and 2nd Engineer

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JOBS FOR OFFICERS – OFFSHORE

How to Submit Your Resume

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