Monday, Transpetro, Petrobras’ subsidiary for transportation logistics, called for the immediate admission of 342 officers of the Merchant Marine to man the vessels operating in its fleet. The period to register for the contest – which is free of charge – ends on April 4. The public notice and the registration form are available on the company’s website or can be picked up at the addresses that are listed in the notice itself. The minimum pay is R$7,620.93, or approximately USD4568.90.
To fill these 342 openings, Transpetro foresees for the registration of the 394 best qualified candidates. In total, 204 candidates will be registered for the position of 2nd nautical officer, of which 177 for immediate admission, and 190 candidates for the 2nd engine officer, of which 165 for immediate admission. The registration includes the technical qualification stage, which is classificatory and eliminatory.
Transpetro’s sailors work 60 days on board and get 30 days off in the case of dynamic positioning and oil vessels. For maritime navigation ships, the system is 90 on board by 45 days off, while for offshore vessels and tankers, the scheme is 35 by 35 days.
Transpetro must hire some 1,700 seafarers of all categories until 2013. The growing demand for these professionals is a result of a heated naval sector, due mainly to the Program for the Transpetro Fleet Modernization and Expansion Program (Promef), with the order of 49 vessels from Brazilian shipyards.
Source: Petrobas SA
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