Wilson Sons contrata técnicos, marítimos e estagiários para Rio de Janeiro

Wilson Sons Hires Technicians, Mariners, and Interns for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/08/2019 at 09:00

Updated on 21/08/2019 at 23:05

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The Positions Announced by Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore Are for Operations on the Company’s Vessels in Rio de Janeiro.

Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore is offering excellent opportunities for technicians, maritime professionals, and interns, in the roles of Captain, Maintenance Planning Technician, Junior Ship Inspector, and Legal Intern. Check the urgent positions announced yesterday by Elfe to meet its contracts in Rio de Janeiro and the city of Macaé.

Wilson Sons is one of the largest operators of port, maritime, and logistics services in Brazil and began its activities in 1837, in Salvador, Bahia. In over 180 years of existence, the Company has established itself as a renowned service provider through the competent management of its businesses in the segments of port terminals, port and ocean towing, maritime support for offshore operations, logistics, maritime agency, and shipbuilding.

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Maintenance Planning Technician – Niterói

Do you know everything about vessel maintenance? Then this position is for you! Wilson Sons has a temporary opportunity for a Maintenance Planning Technician. The professional will work on the maintenance routines of up to four vessels of the company, ensuring the resources and workforce necessary for carrying out the activities. Click here to check the prerequisites and apply

Legal Intern – Rio de Janeiro

The company is hiring an intern to work in the legal department. The professional will be responsible for assisting the team in civil, labor, tax, corporate, and other areas. Click here to learn more details and apply.

Junior Ship Inspector – Itajaí

The company is looking for a professional who has the necessary skills for the following activities: Be responsible for the operational support of client vessels at the branch port, performing the preparation and coordination of all aspects of the ship’s schedule and operation, keeping the client informed of all events and attending to the operational needs of the ship. If you identify with the above activities, click here to register

Captain – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: No limitations; Previous Offshore experience; Proven experience as Captain; Complete and up-to-date certificates; and Availability to start and to undergo the process in Rio de Janeiro.

Interested candidates can send their resume to cv@wsut.com.br, including in the subject line “Captain – LinkedIn.”

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Wilson Sons Hires Technicians, Mariners, and Interns for Rio de Janeiro

The Positions Announced by Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore Are for Operations on the Company’s Vessels in Rio de Janeiro.

Maintenance Planning Technician – Niterói

Legal Intern – Rio de Janeiro

Junior Ship Inspector – Itajaí

Captain – Rio de Janeiro

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Wilson Sons Hires Technicians, Mariners, and Interns for Rio de Janeiro

The Positions Announced by Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore Are for Operations on the Company’s Vessels in Rio de Janeiro.

Maintenance Planning Technician – Niterói

Legal Intern – Rio de Janeiro

Junior Ship Inspector – Itajaí

Captain – Rio de Janeiro

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