Many Offshore And Maritime Job Openings Have Just Started In Macaé For The Hospitality Sector

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/06/2019 at 17:20

Updated on 07/06/2019 at 17:22

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Uniflex Group Has Just Started New Offshore and Maritime Selection Processes to Complete the Workforce for Hospitality Activities in the City of Macaé and Oil-Producing Regions

Precisely at 16:50 today (07), Uniflex Group, a company specializing in hospitality services for offshore and maritime operations in the oil and gas sector, announced another significant series of selection processes with many open positions. Check them out, apply, and share with anyone who needs it because it is a large contract:

Available Opportunities

Room Attendant
Kitchen Helper
Head Chef
Maritime Cook
Baker
Steward
Bilingual Attendant

Requirements ⇒ CIR (for maritime workers), a course in the role recognized by the MEC, CBSP, HUET, Vaccinations up to date, and Completed High School.
For the Attendant, it will be necessary to have an active CRN, a degree in Nutrition, CBSP, HUET, and fluent English.

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Interested candidates within the role may send their resumes to recrutamento.hotelariamaritima@gmail.com, identifying in the subject line the name of the desired position.

Many Offshore And Maritime Job Openings Have Just Started In Macaé For The Hospitality Sector

Uniflex Group Has Just Started New Offshore and Maritime Selection Processes to Complete the Workforce for Hospitality Activities in the City of Macaé and Oil-Producing Regions

Available Opportunities

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