Job Openings for Maritime Professionals in 56x56 Shift System

Job Openings for Maritime Professionals in 56×56 Shift System

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 11/04/2019 at 11:06

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ABZ Has Many Job Openings For Maritime Professionals Who Are Available To Work On A 56×56 Schedule

The entrepreneurial human resources company ABZ reported through its official news outlet on Wednesday, April 10, many job openings for maritime professionals. The company states that one of the requirements is availability for the 56×56 schedule, along with pertinent certifications for each role, and proficiency in English is an essential requirement for the positions. All details about the functions and application process will be provided below.

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Assistant Machinery Officer/ 1OM

HPOAT, HPPAT, EGPM and international yellow fever certificate.
Fluent English.
Experience in the role on a cabotage ship, preferably container.
Availability to work on the 56×56 schedule.

Immediate/CCB

ECDIS; GMDSS; ARPA, EGPO and international yellow fever certificate.
Fluent English.
Experience in the role on a cabotage ship, preferably container.
Availability to work on the 56×56 schedule.

Captain

ECDIS; GMDSS; ARPA, EGPO and international yellow fever certificate.
Fluent English.
Experience in the role on a cabotage ship, preferably container.
Availability to work on the 56×56 schedule.

Operations Manager

Operations Manager (OM) to join the management team of COI (onshore operator) in Rio de Janeiro. This is a senior management position that requires the incumbent to be fluent in English and Portuguese and to be a resident of Brazil.

Requirements:

Higher Education in Engineering, specialization in Nautical Sciences will be a differential
Experience in management in the oil and gas industry
At least 15 years in oil and gas operations
Experience in wells
Knowledge in Project Management
The ideal candidate would have a combination of previous experience working in both production operations (factory management) and drilling/workovers.
International experience is an advantage.

Application

Interested candidates who meet all the requirements specified by the company should send their resume in Portuguese and English stating the position in the subject line to recrutamento@abzservicos.com. Good Luck!

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Job Openings for Maritime Professionals in 56×56 Shift System

ABZ Has Many Job Openings For Maritime Professionals Who Are Available To Work On A 56×56 Schedule

Assistant Machinery Officer/ 1OM

Immediate/CCB

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Operations Manager

Application

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