Marine Labor Services Company Seeks Professionals for Various Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/07/2019 at 16:38

Updated on 23/07/2019 at 16:45

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Many Opportunities for Offshore Professionals. The Positions Were Announced This Tuesday Afternoon, July 23!

Zarpa Crew Group announced through its official news outlet this Tuesday, July 23, offshore positions in various roles to join its crew register for its clients. The announced positions are for maritime professionals specialized in the roles of Engine Room Crew, Water Jet Operator, Platform Pumpman, Mechanic Operator, and Offshore Mechanic. All details about the positions will follow.

Zarpa Serviços Marítimos is comprised of professionals with over 40 years of experience, headquartered in the city of Rio de Janeiro, close to offshore promotion areas and activities related to Pre-Salt, facing the main oil fields located between the northern Campos Basin to the southern Santos Basin, from Alto Vitória (Espírito Santo) to Alto de Florianópolis (Santa Catarina), encompassing the entire oil and gas reserve.

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Water Jet Operator

Requirements

Education: Mechanical Technician with active CREA;
Experience in the role;
Advanced English;
CBSP/T-HUET; NR 33/NR 35
Water Jet Operator certificate (LEMASA).

Engine Room Crew – Platforms

Requirements

CIR – Engine Room Crew Category
Maritime certificates up to date
NR 35/NR 33
CBSP/T-HUET;
Desired experience on platforms

Platform Pumpman

Requirements

CIR in the CDM category
Experience in the role on platforms or oil tankers
Desired intermediate English
CBSP/HUET
NR 33/NR 35
EBCP; CESS; EFNT; CACI

Mechanic Operator

Requirements

CIR – Machine Operator Category
Maritime certificates up to date
NR 35/NR 33
CBSP/T-HUET;
Desired experience on platforms

Offshore Mechanic

Requirements

Basic Fire Fighting (STCW A-VI/1-2) or Fire Team Member or OERTM (OPITO)
EMCIA/CBSP/HUET
Security Awareness for Sea Farers and Non-Sea-Farers STCW AVI/6
NR 13/33 16h
Rigging and Slinging – NR34
Pressure Vessel Safety Training – NR13 (ANNEX I-B)

Application

Interested in these Offshore Positions? 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 the job title in the subject line. Good Luck!

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