Catering International de Macaé convoca profissionais de hotelaria offshore hoje

Catering International from Macaé Calls Offshore Hospitality Professionals Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/09/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/09/2019 at 08:38

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Company Based in Macaé and Administrator of the Petrobras Tubes Park Restaurant Opens Offshore Job Vacancies for Various Positions.

CIS Brasil started the call on Monday, September 24, for qualified professionals to work in the offshore hospitality sector. The vacancies are for various positions and will be based in Macaé. The company informs interested professionals that prior experience in the role will be an advantage. The offshore hospitality company Uniflex Group has open vacancies, take the opportunity to submit your resume!

CIS Brasil inaugurated a new operations base of 7,000 square meters at 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 such as Petrobras, SBM, and Chevron.

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About the Offshore Vacancies in Macaé

Kitchen Helper
Receptionist
Baker
Cook
Waiter
Grill Cook
Maintenance Officer

Requirements: Professional qualification recognized by MEC, prior experience in the role preferred, and CBSP Course

Application

If you have the profile for the position and meet the requirements, the company requests that resumes be sent to the email: cv@cis-catering.com

If you are from Macaé or the northern region of Rio de Janeiro, do not miss this chance to join a market-leading company, submit your resume and good luck!

Catering International from Macaé Calls Offshore Hospitality Professionals Today

Company Based in Macaé and Administrator of the Petrobras Tubes Park Restaurant Opens Offshore Job Vacancies for Various Positions.

About the Offshore Vacancies in Macaé

Application

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About the Offshore Vacancies in Macaé

Application

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