Novo contrato offshore em Macaé demanda vagas de emprego para profissionais de ensino fundamental

New Offshore Contract in Macaé Requires Job Openings for Elementary School Graduates

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Published on 03/04/2020 at 18:53

Novo contrato offshore em Macaé demanda vagas de emprego para profisisonais de ensino fundamental

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The HR company Trilhar announced new job openings for elementary education in the city of Macaé. Professionals will need to work as a Steward in an offshore system, so it is necessary to have up-to-date courses and certifications to apply. The shipyards Itajaí and Navegantes are priorities for the Merchant Navy Fund and are winning new contracts

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Trilhar HR Consultancy, Coaching & Services is a company specialized in recruitment and selection with a focus on providing excellence in service tailored to the needs of its clients.

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Maritime Steward – Macaé/RJ

Requirements

Full elementary education preferred;
Maritime CIR course and EBCP certificate;
Preferred experience as a steward or maritime steward;
Perform and maintain cleanliness and organization of all accommodations on platforms and vessels aiming for the satisfaction of onboard personnel in accordance with the standards and procedures established by the company.

Application

Interested parties should apply by clicking here which will redirect them to complete their registration and compete for this job opportunity in the Macaé region. Good luck.

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