Enfermeiro Offshore, 1° e 2° oficial de máquinas, Rigger, Capitão de cabotagem e mais, são requisitados para vagas no Rio de Janeiro neste dia 19

Offshore Nurse, 1st and 2nd Engine Officer, Rigger, Cabotage Captain, and More Required for Positions in Rio de Janeiro on This Day 19

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 19/05/2020 at 09:10

Updated on 19/05/2020 at 10:44

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Offshore Jobs Announced on This Day 19 by Zarpa, for Rio de Janeiro

In Rio de Janeiro, Zarpa Professionals announced offshore job openings on this May 19th. The job positions are for Offshore Nurse, 1st and 2nd Machine Officer, Cabotage Captain, and Offshore Rigger. Professionals wishing to apply must possess the required certifications for each role.

Cabotage Captain

Maritime certificates up to date; CIR for the category; must reside in Paranaguá;

2nd Machine Officer

Maritime certificates up to date; CIR for the category; CBSP; HUET; NR 33 and 35; necessary experience on platforms.

1st Machine Officer

Maritime certificates up to date; CIR for the category; CBSP; HUET; NR 33 and 35; necessary experience on platforms.

Offshore Nurse

Certificates up to date; CBSP; HUET; NR 33 and 35; ATLS and ITLS; active Coren; intermediate|advanced English. Experience on platforms is desirable.

Offshore Rigger

Rigger or load handling course; CBSP; HUET; Irata level 1; NR 33 and 35;

How to Apply

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

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