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domingo, 23 de febrero de 2014

International Deep Water. Solicita

Personal para operar plataforma autopropulsada. en Area de Cd. del Carmen Camp.

  • Capitan DP, 
  • Oficial de cubierta
  • Jefe de Maquinas
  • Oficial de Maquinas
  • Gruero y asistente
  • Chango
  • Perforador
  • ATP y ATM
  • Almacenista
  • Bombologo
  • Tecnico en control de solidos
Interesados enviar CV en formato PDF a :
Con Lic. Sofia Reyes Barrios  RH

Solicitud de Rig Movers

Importante Empresa en Ciudad del Carmen solicita 4 Capitanes con experiencia en el movimiento de equipos de perforación para trabajar en el extranjero, se ofrece atractivo salario y prestaciones de ley.
interesados enviar su documentación al siguiente correo.

Segundo Motorista o Motorista MEXICANO con documentación Vigente

Consultoría y Servicios Petroleros Solicitan personal embarcado para embarcación AHTS puerto de Dos Bocas Tabasco Guardias de 42 X 21

02:- Segundo Motorista o Motorista MEXICANO con documentación Vigente

Interesados Enviar Curriculum Vitae a la siguiente dirección
Mr David Tágano
data@cspmex.com.mx
rockyjacksonbush@yahoo.com

Teléfonos
Oficina:-01-933-33-3-13-87
Nextel 52*160600*11
Celular 9331280318

EMPRESA IMPORTANTE SOLICITA URGENTE

Oficial de Protección del Buque (OPB)
ü Piloto Naval
ü OPB vigente
ü Refrendo vigente
ü Identidad marina
ü Certificado médico STC vigente
ü Experiencia mínima de 2 años
Sueldo atractivo + viáticos

Interesados enviar Curriculum al correo veronica.rojas@evya.com.mx
En asunto poner nombre de la vacante a la que se postulan
01 (938) 38-11-440 ext. 297

Colossal Gantry Crane Arrives in Vancouver

Vancouver Shipyard’s new 300-metric-ton Gantry Crane arriving in Vancouver via deep sea ship on Thursday, February, 14, 2014 prior to being offloaded
After months of planning and anticipation, Seaspan’s new 300-metric-ton Gantry Crane arrived at Vancouver Shipyards. 
Once erected, this colossal crane will be the largest Gantry Crane in Canada, towering 80 meters high and spanning 76 meters wide, and mark a significant milestone in Vancouver Shipyard’s Modernization Project. The two-year, $200 million project, which began construction in October 2012 and is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2014, will provide a new state-of-the-art facility, allowing Seaspan to efficiently deliver Non-Combat Vessels for the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard.

“The transformation of Vancouver Shipyards has been incredible as we continue to build a world-class shipbuilding and ship repair centre of excellence on the West Coast,” said Brian Carter, President of Seaspan Shipyards. “Today’s event is a further demonstration of Seaspan’s huge commitment to investing in people, processes and equipment, and is the latest landmark in the future of the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy."

Due to its massive size, the crane was shipped in three large pieces – the fixed leg, hinged leg and main girder - along with thousands of smaller components from China via a deep sea ship to Fraser Surrey Docks, before being offloaded and transported to Seaspan’s North Vancouver location.

Assembly, hook-up, testing and commissioning of the crane is estimated to take place over the next several months, with completion targeted for this summer.

“Once operational, this crane will play a pivotal role in our shipbuilding business well into the future,” said Brian. “It is a very exciting time at Seaspan Shipyards. Not only are our new facilities taking shape, but development activities are moving full-steam ahead as we prepare to build the next generation of vessels for the men and women of the Canadian Coast Guard in October 2014 

MarineLink.com