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Offshore Vacancies for Hydro Jet Painter and Occupational Safety Technician on This October 24

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 24/10/2019 at 16:28

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Large Maritime Services Company Begins Selection Process to Fill Offshore Positions on This October 24th.

Zarpa Crew announced yesterday and today (10/24) offshore vacancies for professionals qualified to work as Hydro Blaster and Safety Technician. Ocyan Has Its First Drillship Commanded by a Brazilian Woman
Currently, Zarpa is selecting candidates for its pool of functions to meet the demand of its clients, but judging by the number of announcements the company has made requesting registrations, hiring is taking place.

Zarpa Maritime Services is made up of professionals with over 40 years of experience, establishing itself in the provision of specialized labor services in maritime and offshore segments, excellently addressing the urgent needs and demands of the sector.
Catering to all functions in the maritime and offshore sector, Zarpa also provides specialized nautical, mechanical, electrical services, painting, general repairs with boiler-making services, among others.

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Position/Function: Hydro Blaster

To be part of the selection process, it is essential that the candidate meets the following requirements:

Required Certifications: Hidromassa Lemasa, CBSP, and HUET, NR’s 33 and 35.
Desirable experience on Platforms

Position/Function: Safety Technician

To be part of the selection process, it is essential that the candidate meets the following requirements:

Required Certifications: CBSP and HUET.
Desirable experience on Platforms

The professional must have up-to-date certifications, and the company requests that those interested who meet the required qualifications kindly send their updated resume to curriculos@zarpacrew.com.br, mentioning in the subject field the chosen position above or access the company’s website here and register your resume online.

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