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Offshore Stewards and Cooks: Marine Hospitality Company Just Opened Recruitment Process

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/07/2017 at 17:46

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Under The Responsibility Of Renowned HR In Offshore Recruitment, Stewards And Cooks Are Expressly Required For An Oil And Gas Company

Maritime Hospitality Company and offshore is hiring stewards and cooks to fill staff positions. The responsibility for these hires falls to the HR Consulting company Delcosta. This company has a tradition in the oil and gas market, always managing and recruiting workers on demand from large companies in the industry, including global companies.

As described in the 1st paragraph, opportunities are limited to stewards and cooks. To apply for the positions, both professionals must have shipping experience, a maritime letter, training from a recognized institution in the field, and immediate availability. All applicants must be aware that the contracts are temporary and embarkation will be from the city of Campos dos Goytacazes.

If you strictly fit the job responsibilities, please send an email to contato.ro@delcostarh.com.br. It will be necessary to include in the subject line the job title, years of experience, and city of residence, for example: Steward – 2 years of experience – Brasília.

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