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De Nadai Opens Elementary And High School Positions For Professionals In Macaé And Rio Das Ostras Today, April 6

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/04/2020 at 17:47

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The week starts with excellent job openings in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, for elementary and high school education. The opportunities advertised today by the offshore service provider De Nadai are for logistics and kitchen professionals. Are you a resident of the area? OSM starts CV registration for offshore vacancies in many roles to meet future client demand

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Check Below the Job Openings for Elementary and High School Candidates Residing in Macaé and Rio das Ostras

Logistics Assistant – Macaé

Requirements

Desirable Technical Degree in Personnel Logistics
Experience in hospitality
Knowledge in Office suite and advanced Excel
Availability of schedule
Reside in Macaé or Rio das Ostras
Organization and good communication

Activities: Carry out the entire process of team changes, boarding and disembarking of people, tickets, accommodations, meals, monitoring, schedules, and cost analysis.

Maritime Cook

Requirements

The company did not specify the requirements necessary for the function, therefore, before sending your resume do not forget to update your contact details, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience

Application to Compete for Job Openings at De Nadai

If you have elementary or high school education and meet the above requirements set by the company, to compete for the positions send your updated resume to recrutamacae@denadai.com.br informing the desired position in the email subject line. Good luck!

De Nadai starts openings for elementary and high school professionals from Macaé and Rio das Ostras today, April 6

Job Openings for Elementary and High School Professionals from Macaé and Rio das Ostras

De Nadai Opens Elementary And High School Positions For Professionals In Macaé And Rio Das Ostras Today, April 6

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