Zarpa Announced On June 16 Offshore Vacancy For Hydrojet Operators

Written by Renato Oliveira Published on 17/05/2019 at 01:00 Updated on 16/05/2019 at 22:15

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Company Announces Call for Registration of Hydrojet Operators, the Offshore Vacancy Was Announced This Thursday, May 16

Zarpa Crew Group announced this last Thursday (05/16), an Offshore Vacancy to compose the company’s crew registry for its clients.
The vacancy announced on the company’s social media this time was for: Offshore Hydrojet Operator

Zarpa Marine Services is made up of professionals with over 40 years of experience, establishing itself in providing specialized labor services in the maritime and offshore segments, excellently meeting the urgencies and demands of the sector.
Covering all functions of the maritime and offshore sector, Zarpa also performs specialized nautical, mechanical, electrical, painting, general repair services with boiler services, among others.

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Hydrojet Operator

Education: Mechanical Technician with active CREA;
Experience in the role;
Advanced English;
Necessary certificates: CBSP/T-HUET; NR 33/NR 35; Hydrojet Operator Certificate (LEMASA).

Are you interested in this Offshore Vacancy? 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 in the subject line: HYDROJET OPERATOR.

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Zarpa Announced On June 16 Offshore Vacancy For Hydrojet Operators

Company Announces Call for Registration of Hydrojet Operators, the Offshore Vacancy Was Announced This Thursday, May 16

Hydrojet Operator

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Zarpa Announced On June 16 Offshore Vacancy For Hydrojet Operators

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