Macaé conta com vagas de emprego de ensino fundamental para trabalhar offshore em multinacional, hoje 4 de dezembro

Macaé Has Job Openings for Elementary School Graduates to Work Offshore at Multinational Company, December 4

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/12/2019 at 06:30

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For Macaé, Multinational Sodexo Announces Excellent Offshore Job Openings for Elementary Education and Does Not Require Experience

Job opportunities announced this Tuesday, December 3rd by the multinational Sodexo to work offshore in Macaé. The open positions are for kitchen professionals who have completed elementary education. Are you a resident of the region? Marfood Macaé calls for Offshore Kitchen Assistant to report to the company TODAY by 2 PM

The company offers employees Health Plan, Dental Plan, Life Insurance, Meal Card, and chartered transportation and requests.

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For the following positions, the company informs that having the courses will be a differential: Basic Platform Safety Course – CBSP, Function Course (SENAC), and Submerged Helicopter Escape Training – HUET.

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If you are interested in any of the positions below and meet the company’s requirements, click on the desired position to be directed to the registration site. GOOD LUCK!

Macaé Has Job Openings for Elementary School Graduates to Work Offshore at Multinational Company, December 4

For Macaé, Multinational Sodexo Announces Excellent Offshore Job Openings for Elementary Education and Does Not Require Experience

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