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Wilson Sons Opens Offshore Positions For Engineer and Captain

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 26/03/2019 at 14:12

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Wilson Sons Tugboats Is Hiring Marine Engineer and Captain to Operate in the Business Fleet in Rio Grande (RS).

Wilson Sons announced on its official page on March 25 that it is hiring maritime professionals. The company closed its 2018 results with a 19% increase in gross revenue compared to the previous year, rising from 121.5M in 2017 to 144.7M in 2018. The company, which celebrated 20 years of consolidated and innovative operations in 2018, operates through its two platforms in the Northeast, in Suape (PE), and Southeast, in Santo André (SP). The units include an Inland Customs Station (EADI), Distribution Center, and transportation services. You can learn about all the integrated solutions of the business at the Wilson Sons booth at INTERMODAL SOUTH AMERICA.

Another conversion is underway at Wilson Sons Shipyards. By the end of March, the Guarujá Shipyard will complete the conversion of the PSV (Platform Supply Vessel) Fulmar, from Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore, to SDSV (Shallow Dive Supply Vessel), a support vessel for shallow diving. The work involves the usual partnership with Damen Shipyards Group and WEG in upgrading the dynamic positioning system from DP-1 to DP-2 and the direct involvement of 120 employees. Wilson Sons Shipyards has a portfolio of another 20 dockings scheduled for 2019 and a tugboat already under construction.

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About the Openings

Marine Engineer, the professional will perform general lubrication work on main and auxiliary engines, steam, oil, water maneuvering, maintenance and cleaning of torches and filters, among others. The requirements for the position include an active CIR (MCB or CTR) and category certificates. To check all the details and apply Click here.
Captain, do you have experience with azimuth tugs, onboard management, and crew? Then this position is for you! The requirements for the position include an active CIR (MCB or CTR) and category certificates. To check all the details and apply click here

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