Offshore Hospitality Recruiting This Thursday, 04/07!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/07/2019 at 10:22

Updated on 09/07/2019 at 22:43

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Uniflex Group, Offshore Hospitality Company, Opens Selection Process for Various Positions for Maritime Professionals.

The maritime hospitality company Uniflex Group announced through its official news outlet, on Thursday, July 4, offshore positions for professionals specialized in the roles of Stewards, Kitchen Assistant, Marine Cook, Cabin Attendant, Head Chef, Marine Cook, Baker, and Bilingual Steward.

UNIFLEX has established itself through the merger of UNIDADE CATERING and COMFLEX with the mission to offer the best management and operational practices in providing food services, offshore hospitality, and material supply for vessels in the offshore segment.

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Positions for Stewards and Kitchen Assistants

Requirements

Course in the role
CBSP
HUET
Up-to-date vaccinations
Completed high school

Marine Cook

Requirements

CIR
Certificates of: EBCP, Personal Survival, and Maritime Qualification
Course in the role
HUET
Up-to-date vaccinations
Completed high school

Positions for Cabin Attendant, Head Chef, Marine Cook, and Baker

Requirements

CIR
Course in the role recognized by the MEC
HUET
Up-to-date vaccinations
Completed high school

Bilingual Steward

Requirements

CRN
Degree in Nutrition
CBSP
HUET
Fluent English

Application

If you are a professional specialized in any of the roles above and meet the requirements set by the company, please immediately send your resume to recrutamento.hotelariamaritima@gmail.com indicating in the email subject line “desired position – attention Eduarda Veneranda”. Good luck!

Offshore Hospitality Recruiting This Thursday, 04/07!

Uniflex Group, Offshore Hospitality Company, Opens Selection Process for Various Positions for Maritime Professionals.

Positions for Stewards and Kitchen Assistants

Marine Cook

Positions for Cabin Attendant, Head Chef, Marine Cook, and Baker

Bilingual Steward

Application

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