Vagas para estagiários de nível técnico e superior para trabalho em Macaé

Catering International Calls For Technical And Higher Education Interns For Work In Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 23/08/2019 at 02:12

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Company Based in Macaé and Administrator of the Petrobras Tubos Park Restaurant Opens Positions for Interns in Technical and Higher Education

CIS Brasil began the selection process yesterday, August 22, through its official news channel, for professionals who are pursuing a Technical Degree in Occupational Safety; Higher Education in Nutrition, Occupational Safety Engineering, or Environmental Engineering to work in the city of Macaé. The Norwegian multinational Equinor is hiring for Rio de Janeiro, don’t miss the chance and send your resume!

Present in Brazil since 1999, CIS Brasil inaugurated a new operations base of 7,000 square meters in the Offshore Pole of Macaé, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in 2016. With more than 1,000 employees, CIS Brasil has been operating in the catering and maritime hospitality market for over 17 years for companies like Petrobras, SBM, and Chevron.

In October 2017, CIS Brasil opened its first onshore operation in the Macaé region, where it manages the corporate restaurant of the Petrobras Tubos Park, a corporate condominium of the Brazilian state-owned company, where around 3,000 employees work.

Internship in Occupational Safety – Macaé

Pursuing a Technical Degree in Occupational Safety, or a higher degree in Occupational Safety Engineering/Environmental Engineering
Availability of 30 hours per week
Basic knowledge of Office Suite
Reside in Macaé and surrounding areas

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Internship in Nutrition – Macaé

Pursuing a higher degree in Nutrition
Availability of 30 hours per week
Basic knowledge of Office Suite
Reside in Macaé and surrounding areas

Application

If you match the job profile and meet the requirements, the company requests that resumes be sent indicating the job title in the subject line to the email: cv@cis-catering.com

If you are from Macaé or the northern region of Fluminense, don’t miss this chance to join a market-leading company, send your resume and good luck!

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Catering International Calls For Technical And Higher Education Interns For Work In Macaé

Company Based in Macaé and Administrator of the Petrobras Tubos Park Restaurant Opens Positions for Interns in Technical and Higher Education

Internship in Occupational Safety – Macaé

Internship in Nutrition – Macaé

Application

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