A global hospitality company that won a contract with MODEC, GRSA is now in the hospitality hiring phase.
The offshore hotel business is often the first step for those who want to work on board without having to take many courses and training, just having a SENAC, CBSP and HUET course in hand many times. But this segment ended up gaining a little more notoriety, after the MODEC opened its selection process last week . In a disturbing search and with the collaboration of followers of the page Click Petroleum, we finally got the name of the company that will take MODEC's contract to provide hotel services at MV29 and 6 more units that are about to arrive. The name of the company is GRSA Solutions in Food and Support Services.
GRSA is a hotel company that has been operating for over 30 years in the hotel segment, offering food services according to customer demand. With several highly qualified professionals trained to carry out activities in any field, especially offshore, the company's team is made up of nutritionists, cooks, waiters, hairdressers, waiters and others according to the customer's needs.
With regard to GRSA's offshore activities, it has great logistical expertise to meet any need for ships and rigs, always focusing on the highest standard of efficiency, speed and solutions in its service portfolio.
Some of its main customers are MODEC, Banco Safra, Bayer, Globo, Bradesco, Nestlé, Nitro Química, Panasonic and more than 130 companies in Brazil. It still holds the incredible mark of 2.000 units spread around the world.
How to apply
GRSA is hiring professionals, interns and people with special needs. To apply, it will be mandatory to register via COMPUTER, do not fill in anything, absolutely nothing via cell phone or tablet! If you have a Linkedln profile, it will be even better and will speed up the registration process.
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