Marfood Macaé convoca processo seletivo com comparecimento na empresa nos dias 29 e 30 de outubro

Marfood Macaé Calls For Selection Process With Attendance At The Company On October 29 And 30

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 28/10/2019 at 16:07

Updated on 28/10/2019 at 16:09

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Job Openings in a Company in Macaé Are for Kitchen Professionals and Attendance at the Company Tomorrow (Tuesday, 10/29) and Wednesday (10/30).

Marfood, a well-known company headquartered in Macaé, has great opportunities to fill offshore vacancies in the kitchen sector, but the vacancies are not for sending resumes, and instead, candidates must attend with their resumes in hand at the company’s headquarters. Job Openings in a Company in ES in the Industrial Assembly Sector on This Day, October 28!

Marfood Comércio e Serviços de Hotelaria Ltda was founded in November 1994. Currently, Marfood concentrates its facilities in Macaé, featuring a modern and organized Distribution Center, and also maintains its Personnel and Material Logistics centers, Maintenance, Purchasing, Administration, SMS, Quality, Finance, HR, Planning, Operational Management, and Information Technology.

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Head Chef, Baker, Cook, and Kitchen Helper

Resident of RJ, MG, and ES; Experience in the role is required, valid CBSP and HUET courses.
ATTENTION: Attend the company headquarters on 10/29 (Tuesday) at 8 AM or 2 PM with an updated resume and personal documents.

Housekeeper, Waitstaff, and Pastry Chef

Resident only in the state of Rio de Janeiro; Experience in the role is required, valid CBSP and HUET courses.
ATTENTION: Attend the company headquarters on 10/30 (Wednesday) at 8 AM with an updated resume and personal documents.

Interested candidates for these offshore vacancies who meet the requirements should attend the company on the date described in the vacancies above. The company emphasizes that interviews will not be scheduled by phone.
Marfood is located at Av. Prefeito Aristeu Ferreira da Silva, 2200 Granja dos Cavaleiros – Macaé – RJ.
ATTENTION: If you have already had an interview, or are a former employee, it is not necessary to attend a new selection.

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Marfood Macaé Calls For Selection Process With Attendance At The Company On October 29 And 30

Job Openings in a Company in Macaé Are for Kitchen Professionals and Attendance at the Company Tomorrow (Tuesday, 10/29) and Wednesday (10/30).

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Head Chef, Baker, Cook, and Kitchen Helper

Housekeeper, Waitstaff, and Pastry Chef

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Austrian engineers have developed an inflatable concrete technology that transforms flat slabs into domes using only air pressure, eliminating scaffolding and temporary forms, and potentially changing the way bridges, tunnels, and curved roofs are constructed worldwide.

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