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Many Opportunities For Offshore Professionals This Friday (03/05), By Zarpa Crew

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 06/05/2019 at 19:25

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The Offshore Vacancies Were Announced This Friday (03/05), The Company Providing Maritime Labor Services Is Looking for Professionals in Various Roles.

Zarpa Crew Group announced through its official news outlet this Friday (03/05), offshore vacancies in various roles to build its crew database for its clients. The vacancies announced are for maritime professionals specialized in the roles of Cargo Supervisors, CLC Commander, CCB Second Officer, OSM Chief Engineer, and 1OM Assistant Engineer. All the details about the vacancies will follow.

Cargo Supervisor

Requirements

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Commander/CLC

Requirements

CIR; CLC II/2; TBS (VI/11-4); VI/2; VI/3; VI/4; VI/5; ECDIS; GMDSS; ARPA; EGPO; Yellow Fever (ANVISA)
Experience as a Commander on large vessels, preferably in cabotage vessels
Advanced English

Second Officer/CCB

Requirements

CIR; CCB II/2; TBS (VI/11-4); VI/2; VI/3; VI/4; VI/5; ECDIS; GMDSS; ARPA; EGPO; Yellow Fever (ANVISA)
Experience as a Second Officer on large vessels, preferably in cabotage vessels
Advanced English

Chief Engineer/OSM

Requirements

CIR; OSM III/2; TBS (VI/11-4); VI/2; VI/3; VI/4; VI/5; HPOAT*; HPPAT**; EGPM; Yellow Fever (ANVISA)
Experience on large vessels for the past 10 years in the role of Chief Engineer
Advanced English

Assistant Engineer/1OM

Requirements

CIR; 1OM III/2; TBS (VI/11-4); VI/2; VI/3; VI/4; VI/5; HPOAT*; HPPAT**; EGPM; Yellow Fever (ANVISA)
Experience on large vessels in recent years
Advanced English

Application

Interested in these offshore vacancies? Do you have all the required certificates 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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Many Opportunities For Offshore Professionals This Friday (03/05), By Zarpa Crew

The Offshore Vacancies Were Announced This Friday (03/05), The Company Providing Maritime Labor Services Is Looking for Professionals in Various Roles.

Cargo Supervisor

Commander/CLC

Second Officer/CCB

Chief Engineer/OSM

Assistant Engineer/1OM

Application

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Many Opportunities For Offshore Professionals This Friday (03/05), By Zarpa Crew

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Cargo Supervisor

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Application

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