Enfermeiros offshore são requisitados hoje(29/01)

Offshore Nurses Are Needed Today (January 29)

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/01/2019 at 11:20

Updated on 29/01/2019 at 12:47

Segue mais uma oportunidade offshore atualizada direto da Zarpa Group para atividades no setor de petróleo e gás, na verdade foram publicadas às 11 horas do dia 29 de janeiro, então aproveitem porque este cargo Enfermeiro (a) Offshore, os envio de currículos se iniciam a partir de agora. Mas antes de qualquer coisa entendam um pouco sobre quais são as principais atividades de um profissional deste natureza nos próximos parágrafos.

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Zarpa Group Has Just Posted Nursing Opportunities for Professionals to Work in Offshore Units

Here is another updated offshore opportunity directly from Zarpa Group for activities in the oil and gas sector, in fact, they were published at 11 am on January 29th, so take advantage because this position for Offshore Nurse, the sending of resumes starts from now on. But before anything else, let’s understand a bit about what the main activities of a professional of this nature are in the following paragraphs.

An offshore nurse provides 24-hour medical and emergency care for illnesses and injuries suffered by crew members of the oil platform. Most platforms do not have doctors on board.

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And Finally, Here Are the Requirements and Duties for the Posted Position Today

HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training)
CBSP (Basic Offshore Safety Course)
NR 33 (Work in Confined Spaces)
NR 35 (Work at Heights)
Desired experience in the function

Interested individuals who meet the above requirements can send their resumes to curriculos@zarpacrew.com.br, not forgetting to include salary expectations and to identify in the subject line the term “OFFSHORE NURSE”.

Offshore Nurses Are Needed Today (January 29)

Zarpa Group Has Just Posted Nursing Opportunities for Professionals to Work in Offshore Units

And Finally, Here Are the Requirements and Duties for the Posted Position Today

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