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Nadai Offshore Company Offers Embarkation Opportunity

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 30/08/2018 at 04:38

Updated on 30/08/2018 at 16:43

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For Immediate Embarkation, The Offshore Company De Nadai Is Hiring Qualified Professionals With Courses for Platform Activities

Slowly, job openings and opportunities in the oil and gas sector are emerging. De Nadai has just opened another great opportunity for offshore work. With the increase in offshore hospitality activities on oil platforms, companies are increasingly seeking professionals in this area. Contracts are being signed and the demand is growing. For the offshore hospitality professional who wishes to submit their resume, below are the job details and email address for registration with De Nadai.

Job and Requirements

Nutritional Attendant – Offshore

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Summary Description

Provides nutritional assistance to individuals and groups (healthy and sick), plans, organizes, manages, and evaluates food and nutrition units. Conducts sanitary control, participates in nutritional education programs. Delivers lectures and acts in accordance with the good practices manual.

How to Apply for the Job

Before sending your resume, please take care to review it, avoiding spelling errors, and including only verified information. Always keep your resume updated and have your certificates easily accessible to facilitate submission when requested by the company. Also, be prepared to be available for online interviews (via Skype). Interested parties should send their resumes to recrutamacae@denadai.com.br by 09/01/2018.

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Nadai Offshore Company Offers Embarkation Opportunity

For Immediate Embarkation, The Offshore Company De Nadai Is Hiring Qualified Professionals With Courses for Platform Activities

Job and Requirements

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For Immediate Embarkation, The Offshore Company De Nadai Is Hiring Qualified Professionals With Courses for Platform Activities

Job and Requirements

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