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Marfood Accepting Resumes for Offshore Hospitality

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/11/2018 at 10:36

Updated on 06/11/2018 at 20:41

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We Called The Company To Verify The Accuracy Of The Information, If You Are Offshore Hospitality Professionals, Send Your Resumes Now

We received through one of our followers a supposed offshore selection process for the hospitality sector, but since we literally receive thousands of messages every day, it took us a while to see the message. We decided to call Marfood today (06) in order to ascertain if the selection process was still ongoing, but we were informed that some hiring had already taken place a few days ago. The good news (or the least bad of the popular saying) is that they are still accepting resumes for potential future projects of the company.

Positions That Marfood Usually Receives Resumes For

Nutritionist – Offshore experience in the role and active CRN 4
Governance – With experience in the role, must reside in one of the states RJ, MG, and ES
Head Chef – Experience in the role is required
Cook – Experience in the role is required
Kitchen Assistant – Experience in the role is required
Baker’s Assistant – Experience in the role is required
Baker / Pastry Chef – Offshore experience is required
Housekeepers with experience

For all these positions, the mandatory boarding courses will be required, such as the Basic Safety Course on Platform (CBSP) and the Submersible Aircraft Escape (HUET), both of which can be easily found at Shelter Courses and Training, (click here and get a quote via WhatsApp).

Candidates should send their resumes and certificates of CBSP and HUET to vagas@marfood.com.br, indicating the job title in the subject line of the email. We ask or rather… BEG that you do not call Marfood seeking information about selection processes, this disrupts the company’s activities, and the receipt of resumes occurs solely and exclusively through the contact information provided above.

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Marfood Accepting Resumes for Offshore Hospitality

We Called The Company To Verify The Accuracy Of The Information, If You Are Offshore Hospitality Professionals, Send Your Resumes Now

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Marfood Accepting Resumes for Offshore Hospitality

We Called The Company To Verify The Accuracy Of The Information, If You Are Offshore Hospitality Professionals, Send Your Resumes Now

Positions That Marfood Usually Receives Resumes For

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