Zarpa Group está contratando profissionais marítimos

Zarpa Group Is Hiring Maritime Professionals

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 19/10/2018 at 05:12

Excellent Opportunities at Zarpa Group for Professionals with Experience in Maritime Activities in Brazil

Zarpa Group is selecting professionals to work in the national maritime support sector. The maritime sector is crucial for modern societies. However, the general public has a limited perception and appreciation of its influence and role as an essential element in terms of social and economic development, and as a potential source of excellent job and career opportunities.

Available Positions

Deckhand – Dredger Operator

Required Certificates: CIR
Maritime Documentation Up to Date
Must Have Experience with Dredge Operations

2nd Nautical Officer

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The Selection Process

Interested candidates should send their resumes to curriculos@zarpacrew.com.br mentioning in the subject MNC Dredgers for Deckhand, 2 ON Dredgers for 2nd Nautical Officer, CTR Dredgers for Bosun, and MCB Dredgers for Cabotage Master. All positions are for the Brazilian territory.

Zarpa Group Is Hiring Maritime Professionals

Excellent Opportunities at Zarpa Group for Professionals with Experience in Maritime Activities in Brazil

Available Positions

The Selection Process

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