Marfood anuncia novas vagas de emprego para atividade offshore em MG, RJ e ES, hoje 13 de novembro

Marfood Announces New Job Openings for Offshore Activity in MG, RJ, and ES, Today November 13

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/11/2019 at 20:46

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After A Gigantic Selection Process In Macaé, Marfood Still Has Job Openings For Offshore Activities To Be Filled

In the afternoon of today, November 13, the company has published job openings for offshore activities in MG, RJ, and ES. The city received excellent news yesterday, 12, finally the Port Terminal of Macaé received preliminary license and will generate around 18 thousand new job openings in the region.

Marfood, at the end of October, as Click Petróleo e Gás reported to you, conducted a grand selection process with offshore job openings for submitting resumes at its headquarters in Macaé.

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For filling the job openings below, there is no need to attend the company headquarters; instead, candidates should send their resumes to the address we provide at the end of the article.

The Marfood Commerce and Hotel Services Ltda was founded in November 1994. Currently, Marfood concentrates its facilities in Macaé, housing a modern and organized Distribution Center, where it also maintains its Personnel and Materials Logistics, Maintenance, Purchasing, Administrative, SMS, Quality, Finance, HR, Planning, Operational Management, and Information Technology centers.

Offshore Steward

Requirements

Reside in the state of RJ, MG, or ES
Experience Embarking As A Steward Required
Valid CBSP and HUET Courses
High School Diploma

Cook Helper

Requirements

Reside in the state of RJ, MG, or ES
Experience Embarking In The Role Required
Valid CBSP and HUET Courses

Application For Marfood Offshore Job Openings

The company informs that interviews are not scheduled by phone. Candidates interested in these offshore positions and who meet the requirements should send their resumes to vagas@marfood.com.br

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Marfood Announces New Job Openings for Offshore Activity in MG, RJ, and ES, Today November 13

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Offshore Steward

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Application For Marfood Offshore Job Openings

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