Taifeiros são convocados para trabalhar offshore na plataforma P-74

Stewards Are Called to Work Offshore on Platform P-74

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/12/2017 at 09:20

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The Hiring Is For The City Of Porto Alegre In The Position Of Steward In A Large Offshore Hospitality Company. Apply Now!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Stewards and similar professionals in the hospitality sector, AMB Consultoria, which specializes in Human Resources, has been requested by its client to make hires for this position at unit P-74, but there is a problem: Unfortunately, the position is temporary, for a period of 2 months. But at least it is something for those who have some interest and have been looking for an opportunity for some time. Below are the requirements for the position:

About 20 stewards are called to send their resumes to compete in the selection process. Activities will take place at P-74 to work for 60 days. It is necessary to have at least completed elementary education and a steward course. The Survival and HUET courses are optional; this qualification has not been required but can be a differentiator. The compensation will be 937 reais with 30% danger pay, food allowance of R$198.00 + health and dental insurance. Temporary contract for 2 months. If you fit the requirements, send an email to rh1@ambconsultoria.com.br, informing the position and city of residence, even though the preference for the place of residence has not been indicated.

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