Empresa Alimenta vai contratar offshore na porta em duas funções entre os dias 6 e 10 de maio

Alimenta Company Will Hire Offshore at the Door for Two Positions Between May 6 and 10

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/05/2019 at 15:38

Updated on 03/05/2019 at 15:53

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The offshore positions in the Food Industry published today, May 3, by the offshore nutrition company Alimenta are for Saloneiro and Nutritionist. The positions are for on-board activities, so pay close attention to the requirements and certifications required by the company. The company is based in Macaé and seeks professionals with a leadership spirit, focused on quality and results. Be mindful of the application deadline.

In offshore operations, Alimenta utilizes all necessary logistical structures to serve marine units and vessels with quality and agility, providing hospitality and catering services. A team with full technical capacity is ready to operate the supply logistics and execute the processes inherent to the production chain, always respecting current legislation.

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About the Positions

Saloneiro
Nutritionist, offshore experience required.

Requirements: For all positions, it is necessary to have an up-to-date CBSP (Lifeboat) course, proven experience in the role in the Employment Record Book, and a professional course from an institution recognized by the Ministry of Education.

Application

The offshore nutrition company Alimenta informs that it will be receiving candidates who meet the above requirements at its headquarters from May 6 to May 10, 2019, from 8 AM to 4 PM.

The company is located at: Rua Abílio Fernandes Bandeira, No. 96 – Novo Cavaleiros – Macaé

If none of these positions are for you, but you are a professional in the offshore hospitality field, don’t get discouraged. Send your resume with your position in the subject line of the email to rh.macae@alimenta.com.br and dp.macae@alimenta.com.br. As soon as a position that fits your profile arises, the company will contact you! Good luck!

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