Wilhelmsen and Triaina Urgently Select Maritime Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/07/2019 at 15:49

Updated on 09/07/2019 at 22:42

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Major Offshore Companies Urgently Seek Maritime Professionals This Thursday, July 4.

Wilhelmsen and Triaina have just announced through their official news outlets, offshore vacancies for the positions of Navigation Room Officer, Engine Room Crew, and Second Engineer. The positions are for experienced professionals who are available for immediate embarkation.

Position for Navigation Room Officer – II/1 – Wilhelmsen

Requirements

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Engine Room Crew – Triaina

Requirements

Valid Passport
Certificates III/5
EBPQ and other relevant to the position
Advanced English (will be tested)
Available for immediate embarkation (60×60) on oil tankers

2nd Engineer – Triaina

Requirements

ESOP and ESOQ (this will be a differential) – DP Technical
Other certificates and CIR up to date (TBS-1, CERR, CESS, EGPM, HPAV 1, EPSM, EOPN, ECIA, NRs)
Advanced/Fluent English (will be tested)
Valid Passport
Experience as an Officer on Chemical/Oil Tankers and embarkation with mixed crew (does NOT count as only pilotage).
Availability to work on a 60×60 schedule.

2nd Nautical Officer – DP (For Cabotage) – Triaina

Requirements

ESOP and ESOQ
DP certification mandatory
Other certificates and CIR up to date (TBS-1, CERR, CESS, EOCA, EGPO, EARP, EROG, EPSM, EOPN, ECIA, EPOE)
Advanced/Fluent English (will be tested)
Valid Passport
Experience as an officer, preferably on Chemical/Oil Tankers and embarkation with mixed crew (does NOT count as only pilotage; experience as an Officer is required).
Availability to work on a 60×60 schedule.

Application for Triaina Maritime Agency Vacancies

If you are interested and available, please send your resume with the job title in the subject line to cv@triaina.com.br

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Wilhelmsen and Triaina Urgently Select Maritime Professionals

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Application for Triaina Maritime Agency Vacancies

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