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Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/10/2018 at 01:12

Updated on 23/10/2018 at 01:26

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CIS BRASIL Hiring Flight Attendant for Offshore Shift 14×14

CIS BRASIL opens an offshore position for a flight attendant. The attendant will work in a 14×14 shift under an embedded regime with contracts with CIS BRASIL. The professional will supervise the operation at the unit, aiming to meet the contract requirements and the company’s goals. To participate in the process, a complete high school education is required, preferably with higher education in Tourism or Hospitality, Gastronomy, and Administration, as well as proficiency in English and Excel. Let’s go over the activities and requirements for the position.

Activities Assigned to the Flight Attendant

Coordinate the workflow according to contract requirements. Perform activities related to the management, monitoring, and development of the team. Act as a facilitator for the relationship between the onboard team, client, and base team. Prepare management reports related to costs and personnel management. Plan the menu, choice of supplies, and request for provisions with the operations department.

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Monitor the validity of onboard products. Develop actions for cost control/reduction and service improvement. Be responsible for sales at the unit’s kiosk, as well as finalizing accounts upon disembarkation. Among other activities pertinent to the position.

Interested candidates who fit the profile should send their resume to cv@cis-catering.com, with the subject: “Flight Attendant”. Be extremely careful with your resume as it is the first contact of the recruiters with the candidate. Good luck.

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Activities Assigned to the Flight Attendant

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