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Registration Open For Offshore Crane Operator And Warehouse Clerk Positions On November 1st

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 01/11/2019 at 11:23

Updated on 01/11/2019 at 11:40

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Offshore Registration Opportunities Posted Yesterday, 10/31 for Professionals with Experience in Platforms and Up-to-Date Certifications

Offshore job vacancies for professional registration were announced yesterday (10/31) by the maritime agency Zarpa Crew. The company specializes in providing specialized labor services in the nautical segments, excellently addressing the urgencies and demands of the shipbuilding and maritime sectors. See here another major call for professional registration!

Zarpa Maritime Services is composed of professionals with over 40 years of experience, establishing itself in the provision of specialized labor services in the maritime and offshore segments, excellently addressing the urgencies and demands of the sector.

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Crew Operator

Requirements: Updated Crane Operator Course; NR33; NR35; CBSP and HUET; Desired experience in platforms.

Offshore Storekeeper

Requirements: NR33; NR35; CBSP and HUET; Desired experience in platforms.

How to Register for These Offshore Vacancies

Are you interested in these offshore vacancies? Do you have all the required certifications up to date? Interested parties should send their resumes with salary expectations to curriculos@zarpacrew.com.br, mentioning in the subject line: “Crew Operator” and “Offshore Storekeeper” or visit the company’s website by clicking here and register online! Apply and good luck!

Also see other open selection processes announced by your portal CPG!

Registration Open For Offshore Crane Operator And Warehouse Clerk Positions On November 1st

Offshore Registration Opportunities Posted Yesterday, 10/31 for Professionals with Experience in Platforms and Up-to-Date Certifications

Crew Operator

Offshore Storekeeper

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