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On This 27th, Zarpa Selects For Offshore Positions Crane Operator, Nurse, Radio Operator, and Second Engineer

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/03/2020 at 10:24

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Offshore Positions Announced by Zarpa Professionals to Serve Their Clients and Hiring Crane Operator, Nurse, Radio Operator, and 2nd Engineer

In Rio de Janeiro, Zarpa Professionals announced offshore job vacancies on March 27th. The job positions are for Crane Operator, Nurse, Radio Operator, and 2nd Engineer. Professionals who wish to apply must possess the required certifications for each role.

Crane Operator

Required Certifications: Updated crane operator course; CBSP; T-HUET; NR 33 and 35; experience on platforms is desirable.

Nurse

Required Certifications: CBSP; HUET; NR 33 and 35; CIR and updated maritime certifications; experience on platforms is desirable.

2nd Engineer

CIR certification in the category; updated maritime certifications; CBSP; HUET; NR 33 and 35; experience on production platforms as a machine room supervisor is desirable;

Radio Operator

Required Certifications: ANATEL license; CNS 014; CHT; LPNA; CBSP; HUET; NR 33 and 35; experience on platforms is desirable.

How to Apply

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

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