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Zarpa Company Announces Offshore Job Openings for Welder, Pipe Fitter, Burner, and Coastal Master in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 03/03/2020 at 12:33

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Zarpa Professionals Announces Job Openings for Offshore Positions in Rio de Janeiro for Welders, Boilermakers, and More

Zarpa Professionals has announced through its official communication channel, offshore job openings for welders, boilermakers, burner operators, and cabotage masters, to build a registry for supplying labor to its clients. The offshore positions are for Rio de Janeiro.

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Zarpa Maritime Services is made up of professionals with over 40 years of experience, excelling in the provision of specialized labor services in maritime and offshore segments, effectively addressing the urgencies and demands of the sector.

Catering to all functions of the maritime and offshore sector, Zarpa also provides specialized nautical, mechanical, electrical services, painting, general repairs with boilermaking services among others.

The headquarters located in the city of Rio de Janeiro is close to offshore promotion areas and activities related to Pre-Salt, facing the main oil fields located from the north of the Campos Basin to the south of the Santos Basin up to the Alto de Florianópolis (Santa Catarina), encompassing the entire oil and gas reserve.

Check out the offshore job openings published by Zarpa below.

Burner Operator

Certification in burner operator course is required; experience in the role in shipyards is desirable.

Boilermaker

Certification in boilermaking course is required; experience in shipyards is desirable.

Cabotage Master

Required certifications: CIR – cabotage master category; up-to-date maritime certifications; CBSP; HUET; CERR; NR’s 33 and 35; experience on platforms is desirable.

Welder

Certification in welding course – TIG and ER processes; experience in shipyards and intermediate level of English is desirable.

How to Apply

If you are interested in any of the job openings described above, please send your resume with salary expectations to curriculo@zarpa.com.br, mentioning the title of the desired offshore position in the subject line. Good luck!

Zarpa Company Announces Offshore Job Openings for Welder, Pipe Fitter, Burner, and Coastal Master in Rio de Janeiro

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