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Shipbuilding And Maritime Company Is Hiring Now

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/11/2017 at 13:02

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Large Traditional Firm in the Offshore and Maritime Sector Is Having Difficulty Finding Qualified Professionals in the Field, Check If You Fit the Profile.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Maritime and Shipbuilding Company Is Having Great Difficulty Finding Professionals That Meet Their Client’s Requirements. Many Resumes Are Being Submitted with Expired Courses and Qualifications That Have Nothing to Do with the Job in Question. This Has Forced the Company to Search for Candidates on Social Media, and Of Course, Wherever There Are Offshore Vacancies, Click Oil and Gas Will Always Be There. The Situation Is So Difficult That I Can’t Even Find Professionals in the Official Resume Bank on Our Page. Right Below, You Can Check the Open Opportunities:

Offshore Nurse – Must Have Experience on Platforms, HEUT, CBSP, NR-33, NR-35 and Active Coren.
CDM or 2 OM Pump Operator – Certificates Must Be Up to Date, CBSP, HEUT, NR-33, and NR-35.
Welding Supervisor – Experience with Shielded Welding, MIG, TIG, NR-33, and NR-35.
Offshore Welder – Experience with Shielded Welding, MIG, MAG, TIG, NR-33, and NR-35.
Cabotage Master – Updated Maritime Certificates, CBSP, HEUT, NR-33, and NR-35.

Interested Candidates Should Send Their Updated Resumes to curriculos@zarpacrew.com.br, Mentioning Their Salary Expectations and the Job Title in the Email Subject. Note: Since the Company Works with Many Foreigners, They Are Also Looking for Candidates Who Are Proficient in English; This Qualification Would Be Highly Valued by Zarpa. Share This Post and Help Those in Need! On November 7th, There Will Be Offshore Vacancies in Macaé and Rio das Ostras; Click Here and Apply!

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

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