A Marfood, empresa com sede em Macaé, disponibiliza vagas offshore neste dia 14 de outubro

Marfood, Company Based in Macaé, Offers Offshore Positions on October 14

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 14/10/2019 at 17:56

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Opportunities at Macaé Company Are for Kitchen and Offshore Maintenance Professionals and Were Published Around 4 PM on October 14

Marfood, a well-known company based in Macaé, has great opportunities to fill offshore positions. There are two roles aimed at meeting contracts on vessels where the company operates. Company from RJ Seeks Professionals for All Roles!
The offshore positions were posted on the company’s social media by a HR employee (Maintenance Officer) and on the official company website (Offshore Baker Pastry Chef).

Marfood Comércio e Serviços de Hotelaria Ltda was founded in November 1994. Currently, Marfood focuses its facilities in Macaé, featuring a modern and organized Distribution Center, where it also maintains its Personnel and Materials Logistics, Maintenance, Purchasing, Administrative, SMS, Quality, Financial, HR, Planning, Operational Management, and Information Technology offices.

Marfood serves or has served clients operating anywhere along the Brazilian coast, such as Campos Basin/RJ, Santos Basin/SP, Vitória Basin/ES, Aracaju/SE, Maceió/AL, among others.

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Maintenance Officer

Resident of RJ, MG, and ES; Must have experience as a maintenance officer, Maintenance Technician, or Offshore Repairman; Valid CBSP and HUET certifications required.

Offshore Baker Pastry Chef

Resident of RJ, MG, and ES; Experience in the role on ships or platforms required. Knowledge in bakery, pastry, and snacks.

Candidates must send their resumes for these offshore positions in Macaé to vagas@marfood.com.br, stating the job title in the subject of the email. Resumes are accepted solely and exclusively through this method, so please submit your resumes and good luck!

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