Wilson Sons Announces Radio Operator Position on May 28

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 28/05/2019 at 17:49

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The Wilson Sons group, through its tugboat subsidiary, Ultratug Offshore, just announced this Tuesday afternoon (05/28) on its social media the opening of a selection process to hire a qualified professional to work as a Radio Operator, aiming to meet contracts for its vessels.
Before reading about the prerequisites and qualifications for the position, learn a little about this great company that has been in the market for 180 years.

Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore operates in the segment of maritime support for oil and gas exploration and production platforms with a fleet of 23 PSV (Platform Supply Vessel) ships.
It has one of the largest and most modern fleets flying the Brazilian flag, mostly built at the Wilson Sons Group shipyard.

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Prerequisites: Previous experience in the role and valid certificates
Mandatory Certificates/Courses: GMDSS, CBSP, Anatel License, and Yellow Fever Vaccine

The company requests interested parties to send their resumes to fernanda.pereira@wsut.com.br, including in the subject line the title: “Radio Operator – Linkedin”.

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Wilson Sons Announces Radio Operator Position on May 28

The Tugboat Division of Wilson Sons Is Selecting a Professional to Serve One of Its 23 Vessels Operating in Brazilian Waters

See the Details of the Radio Operator Position at Wilson Sons

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See the Details of the Radio Operator Position at Wilson Sons

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