Urgent Openings for December 2022 Deployment: World Leader in Maritime and Offshore Vessel Management V.Ships Hiring for Tanker Ship Positions

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/12/2022 at 09:55

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The Offshore Job Openings from V.Ships Are for Working on Oil Tankers Still This Month of December, Check It Out!

Do you have experience on oil tankers and are proficient in English? The human resources department of V.Ships announced today (12/07) offshore job openings for high school and higher education for maritime professionals.

V.Ships is a company of V.Group and is the world’s leading provider of marine and offshore vessel management and support services, operating in the commercial shipping, cruise, energy, and defense sectors.

Its main clients are vessel owners and operators managing everything from oil tankers and container ships to floating platforms, ferries, and cruise ships.

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Job Openings at V.Ships

The positions offered by V.Ships are for the following roles:

Deck Officer

Deckhand

Ordinary Seaman

Engine Officer

Engine Cadet

Junior Engineer

Steward

Marine Nurse

The prerequisites to apply for the positions offered by the company are:

CIR;

Certifications for Oil Tanker;

Passport;

Intermediate/advanced English preferred;

Applications for Offshore Positions on V.Ships’ Vessels

If you identify with the ship roles above and want to apply for the job openings, before sending your resume, make sure to update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

To be a part of the recruitment and selection process at V.Ships, simply send your updated resume immediately, stating the position name in the subject line, to the email recrutamento.brasil@vships.com.

Urgent Openings for December 2022 Deployment: World Leader in Maritime and Offshore Vessel Management V.Ships Hiring for Tanker Ship Positions

The Offshore Job Openings from V.Ships Are for Working on Oil Tankers Still This Month of December, Check It Out!

How the Kitchen of a Ship Works

Job Openings at V.Ships

Applications for Offshore Positions on V.Ships’ Vessels

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