Recrutamento hoje (06) para prestação de serviços de hotelaria offshore demanda vagas de emprego para marítimos

Recruitment Today (06) For Offshore Hospitality Services Requires Job Openings For Mariners

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/05/2020 at 16:28

Recrutamento hoje (06) para prestação de serviços de hotelaria offshore demanda vagas de emprego para marítimos

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Offshore Job Openings Available This Afternoon, May 6, for Maritime Professionals Experienced in PSV, OSRV, or AHTS Vessels

The human resources company Winner RH announced today (06) job openings for maritime professionals in the offshore hospitality sector for the positions of Cook and Maritime Steward. Please note that the company informs that the positions are urgent; keep reading to apply! Many job openings to support the offshore maritime support sector on this day!

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If You Have Immediate Availability, Check Below the Requirements to Apply for Offshore Positions

Cook – Salary R$ 3,852.20

Requirements

Minimum 03 years of experience in the role on PSV, ORSV, or AHTS vessels
Send an email stating in the subject line CZA, scanned and attached certificates and CIR

Maritime Steward – Salary R$ 3,852.20

Requirements

Minimum 03 years of experience in the role on PSV, OSRV, or AHTS vessels
Send an email stating in the subject line TAA, scanned and attached certificates and CIR

Application for Offshore Job Openings at Winner RH

If you are a professional specialized in the offshore role mentioned above, be part of the recruitment and selection of Winner RH and send your updated resume immediately, stating the position name in the subject line to the email selecaomaritima.winnerrh@gmail.com

ATTENTION! Winner requests that candidates meeting the profile send their resumes along with their certificates (CIR, STCW, EBCP, TBS1, among others)

Recruitment Today (06) for Offshore Hospitality Services Requires Job Openings for Maritime Professionals

Recruitment Today (06) For Offshore Hospitality Services Requires Job Openings For Mariners

Offshore Job Openings Available This Afternoon, May 6, for Maritime Professionals Experienced in PSV, OSRV, or AHTS Vessels

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