De Nadai Is Looking For Cook and Maritime Steward

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 09/05/2019 at 17:43

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Opportunities Announced Today (05/09) by the Company’s HR Are for Working in a Maritime Hospitality Company Offering an Attractive Benefits Package

De Nadai, a company specialized in offshore and maritime hospitality services, has opportunities for maritime cook and steward to work on its contracts.
The positions announced by De Nadai, which has an office in Macaé, require the certificates usually requested for boarding and offer a very attractive benefits package.

Denadai is a company specializing in corporate food services and has contracts to serve the platforms and ships operating along the Brazilian coast.
As a company with a strong presence in hospitality, it frequently hires kitchen professionals to take care of the meals for its crews.

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Maritime Cook – CZA

Requirements

Offshore experience in the role;
Completed elementary education;
Professional cook training course;
Valid CIR;
Valid HUET courses.

Benefits

Medical and Dental Assistance, Pharmacy Agreement, Life Insurance, Food Voucher, Transportation Voucher, and others.

De Nadai informs in the announcement that salaries are competitive with the market and that interested parties fitting the profiles of the roles should please send their resumes to recrutamacae@denadai.com.br, mentioning the job title in the subject line of the email.
The company emphasizes that it is looking for a dynamic profile, with planning ability and good interpersonal relationships.

Maritime Steward

For this position, De Nadai only requests that resumes be sent by 05/20/2019 and that they be sent to the same email as the position above.

Halliburton announced this morning, May 8, through its official news outlet, openings for professionals in the occupational safety field who are available to work in the cities of Macaé and Catú. Access here to see how to apply!

Announcement from De Nadai

De Nadai Is Looking For Cook and Maritime Steward

Opportunities Announced Today (05/09) by the Company’s HR Are for Working in a Maritime Hospitality Company Offering an Attractive Benefits Package

Maritime Cook – CZA

Maritime Steward

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