The Offshore Support Sector in Macaé Starts December with Many Job Openings

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/12/2019 at 12:31

Updated on 01/12/2019 at 15:08

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The Last Month of the Year in Macaé Tops Many Positions in the Offshore, Oil, and Gas Sector in the Hospitality Industry

Through its support base in the city of Macaé, Uniflex Group announced on its official social profile job openings to meet its offshore contracts in the Campos Basin and other adjacent contracts, including logistics. With the high demand for offshore operations already anticipated for 2020 (See the main shipowners with pending contracts here), these professionals are essential.

What Job Openings Are Available in Macaé for the Hospitality Sector?

Before listing the positions, it’s worth noting that there are no reasons for concerns regarding the authenticity of the job openings, as they are genuine and carefully verified by Click Petróleo e Gás yesterday (30/11/2019). See the opportunities below:

Housekeeper
Waitstaff
Kitchen Helper
Cook
Head Chef
Baker
Nutritional Attendant
Driver

Uniflex did not specify, but considering the nature of the company’s work and the recent hiring processes it has conducted in the city of Macaé, courses from SENAC, Salvage, and HUET are an advantage compared to candidates who do not have them, in addition to experience.

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How to Apply for These Positions?

The original and official email is recrutamento@uniflexgroup.com.br. The old contact using the GMAIL domain is no longer valid. If you are a professional in the field and wish to work through Macaé, indicate in the subject of the email the name of the position you wish to apply for. Good luck.

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Confirmed by Petrobras, global oil companies, and the state government, Macaé is back to being the city of energy and is on its way to becoming one of Brazil’s powers in Natural Gas from the pre-salt. Several projects and concessions are underway to enable these investments. Understand the projections in more detail here.

The Offshore Support Sector in Macaé Starts December with Many Job Openings

The Last Month of the Year in Macaé Tops Many Positions in the Offshore, Oil, and Gas Sector in the Hospitality Industry

What Job Openings Are Available in Macaé for the Hospitality Sector?

How to Apply for These Positions?

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