Wilhelmsen Seeks Mariners, Positions Announced on May 13

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 14/05/2019 at 09:04

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The Multinational Agency’s HR Started Selection for Maritime Professionals for Three Positions to Compose Its Crew of Tankers

Wilhelmsen Ship Management in Brazil, a global shipping company, has just opened great opportunities for professionals to join the crew of one of the largest maritime agencies in Brazil.
The offshore vacancies published on May 13 directly through the company’s HR are for Navigation Officer II/1, Engineering Officer III/1, and Mechanic Machine Operator (CDM) – III/5.

Please carefully check the required qualifications and apply for the vacancies immediately:

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Qualifications for Engineering Officer – III/1

ESOP E ESOQ, EES, EGPM, EPSM and Valid CIR Brazil;
Advanced English (Subject to test);
Valid Passport;
Experience as an Engineering Officer on a tanker (must not be in pilotage).

Qualifications for Navigation Officer – II/1

TBS, ESOP E ESOQ, ECDIS, CERR, EGPO, EPSM and Valid CIR Brazil;
Advanced English (Subject to test);
Valid Passport;
Experience as a Navigation Officer on a tanker (must not be in pilotage).

Qualifications for Mechanic Machine Operator (CDM) – III/5

TBS, EBCP, EBPQ, and Valid CIR Brazil;
Intermediate English (Subject to test);
Welding course;
Lathe course;
Experience as CDM on a tanker.

The offshore job advertisements for maritime professionals that we have posted here on our portal lead us to believe that the shipping industry is starting to warm up and is opening job opportunities, thus indicating that the sector is overcoming the crisis. See below what you need to do to apply for this excellent opportunity and send your resume right now.

Shipping companies tend to be quite demanding regarding the validity of certificates, so pay attention, and check if your certificates are up to date. The company requests that resumes with certificates be sent to the email: wsm-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com

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Wilhelmsen Seeks Mariners, Positions Announced on May 13

The Multinational Agency’s HR Started Selection for Maritime Professionals for Three Positions to Compose Its Crew of Tankers

Qualifications for Engineering Officer – III/1

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