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Offshore And Maritime Hospitality In Macaé Seeks All Professionals In The Field

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/07/2018 at 11:30

Updated on 12/07/2018 at 12:03

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We Just Called and Confirmed the Vacancies at the Hospitality Company, Stay Tuned Because It’s Official and the Selection Process is Underway

Offshore and Maritime Hospitality in Macaé is having a large selection process open on this July 12, we just called and confirmed, as always, Click Oil and Gas bringing true and updated content to its followers and supporters. Letting you know that you can later search for other opportunities in the search field on this site’s header, so let’s go to the company and the job requirements:

About the Company

The name of the hiring company is Fratelli Consulich, a company in the food and hospitality segment that operates actively and provides services to major oil companies present in Brazil. The operational hub in question for the hiring in this matter is at the Industrial Pole in Cabiúnas, Macaé -RJ. It currently provides services for:

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Open Vacancies

As stated at the beginning of this article, we called and confirmed all the vacancies, Fratelli Cosulich do Brasil will start the selection process next week for:

▪️Nutritionist – with a minimum of 3 years Offshore experience, desired fluency in English;

▪️Chef – with a minimum of 3 years Offshore experience and a qualification course;

▪️Baker – with Offshore experience; Saloneiro – with a minimum of 1 year Offshore experience and a qualification course;

▪️Room Attendant – with a minimum of 1 year Offshore experience and a qualification course.

How to Apply

The company informed us of the correct procedure, please follow the way we will inform in this paragraph so that you have success and a possible return from the company, DO NOT DO IT DIFFERENTLY! First of all, go to the company’s site www.fratellicosulich.com.br, go to the “WORK WITH US” tab and register your resumes. Once that is done, send an email to elaine@fratellicosulich.com.br, inform in the subject the name of the position you are applying for and in the body of the message, state that you have already pre-registered on the site. Done! When the company gets in touch with you, let us know and provide a short testimonial in our inbox, this encourages us to continue our work, always providing quality content to you!

Offshore And Maritime Hospitality In Macaé Seeks All Professionals In The Field

We Just Called and Confirmed the Vacancies at the Hospitality Company, Stay Tuned Because It’s Official and the Selection Process is Underway

About the Company

Open Vacancies

How to Apply

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About the Company

Open Vacancies

How to Apply

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