Marítimos são selecionados para atuação no Rio de Janeiro

Maritime Professionals Selected for Work in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/09/2019 at 13:36

Updated on 11/09/2019 at 18:12

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Zarpa Crew Begins Recruitment in RJ for Maritime Professionals Who Have Current Certifications for Offshore Embarkation.

Several offshore positions for maritime workers have been announced by Zarpa, offering opportunities for deckhand, engine operator, cargo supervisor, and pump operator. Other processes are open in the maritime sector in RJ. See the requirements requested by the company.

The company requests that all candidates have prior experience on platforms or oil tankers.

Deckhand

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See also

CIR – deckhand category
Certificates and sCBSP/HUET course
NR 33 and 35
Other current maritime certificates

Engine Operator – Platform

CIR – engine operator category
Certificates and CBSP/HUET courses
NR 33 and 35
Other current maritime certificates

Pump Operator

CIR – CDM category
Certificates and courses CBSP/HUET/EBCP/CESS/EFNT
CACI
NR 33 and 35
Intermediate English

Cargo Supervisor

Certificates and courses CBSP/HUET/ESOP/EFNT
NRs 33 and 35
Fluent English
CLC, CCB, 1 ON or 2 ON category (Certificate of Competence II/1)
Desirable experience on platforms as a supervisor or Nautical Officer in a leadership position with cargo handling

Zarpa Maritime Services is made up of professionals with over 40 years of experience, a consolidated company in providing specialized labor services in the nautical and offshore segments, excellently meeting the urgencies and demands of the shipbuilding and maritime sectors.

For candidates within the profile and with current certifications, please contact the company via email at curriculos@zarpa.com.br, indicating the job title of interest in the subject line. Good luck!

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