Wilson Sons divulga vaga onshore para manutenção de seus rebocadores

Wilson Sons Announces Onshore Vacancy for Maintenance of Its Tugboats

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 12/09/2019 at 15:57

Updated on 13/09/2019 at 18:57

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Onshore Position Is For Professional To Work In The Towing Department Of Wilson Sons And Applications Are Open Until September 19.

Wilson Sons has just announced an onshore position for a qualified professional to work as a Mid-Level Electrical Technician. The announcement was published today (09/12) on the company’s professional social network. Check Other Open Technician Positions!
The professional will work in Aracaju, Sergipe, and applications will be accepted only until the 17th of this month, so hurry up and apply.
See below, right after a brief overview of the company, what is required to apply for this onshore position and be part of one of the largest companies in Brazil.

Wilson Sons Towing is a leader in the Brazilian port support segment, working in port and ocean towing services. With over 75 tugboats, the company has the largest and most modern fleet in the country, to meet the demand driven by cargo trade flow and the oil and gas industry. Through the Tugboat Operation Center (COR), the vessels are monitored remotely at all times, providing greater safety and efficiency to operations.

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Mid-Level Electrical Technician

Responsibilities: Diagnose existing electrical and electronic anomalies in the tugboat systems, propose and execute/support the execution of the indicated solutions; Perform diagnostics, conduct initial interventions, accompany and support specialists from contracted companies such as Rolls Royce, CAT, Schottel, during onboard maintenance; Execute, using own or third-party resources, pending inspections, whether arising from Maintenance Notes or Classification Societies; Maintain and control the condition of vessels in perfect operational condition through inspection, preventive and predictive programs within the WS Maintenance process; Follow up on mandatory inspections by Classification Societies and report identified anomalies through specific reports, among others.

If you are interested in these Maritime opportunities and meet the company’s profile requirements, click here to register for the position, but be aware, applications are only open until 09/19/2019.
In the link above, you can see more details about the position and the company highlights in the announcement for the salary expectations to be submitted.

Wilson Sons Announces Onshore Vacancy for Maintenance of Its Tugboats

Onshore Position Is For Professional To Work In The Towing Department Of Wilson Sons And Applications Are Open Until September 19.

Mid-Level Electrical Technician

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