Offshore Company in Macaé Hires General Service Assistants

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/02/2019 at 14:43

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For Residents of the City of Macaé, Here Are Opportunities to Work in the Cleaning Sector Posted a Few Days Ago at the Offshore Hub

With a direct announcement from the Human Resources department of Atlas Professionals, residents of Macaé who wish to work as General Services Assistants can seize this opportunity today. It is important to note that the position is for activities in the cleaning area, not in internal operations, as can be better understood from the requirements described below. They are:

Requirements and Responsibilities

They are looking for a General Services Assistant to work in the city of Macaé.

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Professional Activities:
* Responsible for assisting in the cleaning and maintenance of the location and environment, keeping the place clean (windows, glass panes, restrooms, pantry, service area, patios, and furniture)
* Work with external and internal cleaning, washing windows, supplying environments with materials, taking out the trash, cleaning the office, restrooms, sweeping the company, replenishing hygiene materials, maintaining hygiene and cleaning routines.

Experience and/or Qualifications: Experience in the area is required.

Interested parties, please send your resume to foliveira@atlasprofessionals.com

Offshore Company in Macaé Hires General Service Assistants

For Residents of the City of Macaé, Here Are Opportunities to Work in the Cleaning Sector Posted a Few Days Ago at the Offshore Hub

Requirements and Responsibilities

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