More Offshore Vacancies at Zarpa Crew Announced on March 28

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 29/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 28/03/2019 at 19:42

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Offshore Jobs Were Announced This Thursday (03/28) And The Maritime Labor Supply Company Is Looking For Professionals For Four Positions

Zarpa Crew Group announced this past Thursday (03/28), Offshore Jobs for four positions to compile its crew registry for its clients.
The jobs announced on the company’s social media this time were for: Engine Room Sailor, Offshore Electrician, Deckhand, and Rigger.

Zarpa Maritime Services is composed of professionals with over 40 years of experience, establishing itself in providing specialized labor services in the maritime and offshore segments, excellently addressing the urgencies and demands of the sector.
Addressing all functions in the maritime and offshore sectors, Zarpa also carries out specialized nautical, mechanical, electrical services, painting, general repairs including boiler services among others.

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Engine Room Sailor

NR 35/NR 33 – 16 hours;
NR 34 – Hot Work Observer Course;
NR 34 Painting;
CACI/CESS/CBSP/T-HUET;
NR 12 – Machinery.

Offshore Electrician

NR 35/NR 33;
CBSP/T-HUET;
Active CREA.

Deckhand

Required Certifications: EMCIA/CACI/CBSP/HUET/CESS/CERR/NR 33 and NR 35;
Scaffolding Assembly and Dismantling;
Preferred experience on platforms.

Rigger

Required Certifications: CBSP/HUET/NR 33 and NR 35, Rigger Course;
Preferred experience on platforms.

Are you interested in these offshore jobs? Do you have all the required certificates up to date? Interested candidates should send their resumes with salary expectations to curriculos@zarpacrew.com.br, mentioning the job title in the subject line.

Want to see more job openings at this company? Zarpa Crew is also hiring Offshore Mechanics! Click here to see the details and how to apply!

More Offshore Vacancies at Zarpa Crew Announced on March 28

Offshore Jobs Were Announced This Thursday (03/28) And The Maritime Labor Supply Company Is Looking For Professionals For Four Positions

Engine Room Sailor

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