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Wilhelmsen Recruits Mariners for 60×60 Shift on Oil Tanker

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/09/2019 at 13:35

Updated on 26/09/2019 at 14:02

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Wilhelmsen Has Opportunities This Thursday, September 26, for Maritime Professionals with Tanker Experience.

Wilhelmsen opens excellent opportunities for Maritime professionals who are available to work on a 60×60 schedule and who have experience on tankers. The following positions have been announced by the company’s official news outlet. Take advantage that Manserv is also recruiting for offshore activities and send your resume!

Wilhelmsen is a global group in the maritime industry and a leader in the naval segment. With the largest maritime network in the world, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, it provides products and services practically anywhere you have a ship or maritime industry.

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Fourth Engineer – III/1

ESOP AND ESOQ, EESS, EGPM, EPSM, and CIR Brazil Valid;
Advanced English (Subject to test);
Valid Passport;
Experience as a Fourth Engineer on a tanker

Fourth Mate – II/1

TBS, ESOP AND ESOQ, ECDIS, CERR, EGPO, EPSM, and CIR Brazil Valid;
Advanced English (Subject to test);
Valid Passport;
Experience as a Fourth Mate on a tanker

Application for Wilhelmsen Maritime Positions

Carefully check the required qualifications and apply immediately for the maritime positions. The company requests that candidates send their resumes with certificates and indicate the desired position in the subject line of the email. If you meet the requirements set by the company, send your resume to wsm-rio-recruitment@wilhelmsen.com

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