Job Openings For High School And Technical Education To Work Onshore And Offshore In Rio de Janeiro This December 4th

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Published on 04/12/2021 at 11:35

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CIS Brazil Calls on This Day (12/04), for the Positions of General Services Assistant and Occupational Safety Technician for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

CIS Brazil, a company based in Macaé and the operator of Petrobras’ Parque dos Tubos restaurant, opens job vacancies for high school and technical positions for Occupational Safety Technicians and General Services Assistants to work in the onshore and offshore areas. See below how to register your resume.

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CIS is an independent French company, established in 1992, specializing in the provision of catering, cleaning services, logistics, management services, and maintenance for international oil and gas companies, mining exploration, construction, and engineering companies that operate under adverse conditions (offshore, remote sites).

Present in Brazil since 1999, CIS Brazil inaugurated a new operations base of 7,000 square meters in the Offshore Hub of Macaé, in the state of Rio de Janeiro in 2016. With over 1,000 employees, CIS Brazil has been operating in the catering and maritime hospitality market for over 17 years for companies such as Petrobras, SBM, and Chevron.

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See Below Job Opening Details for Offshore and Onshore Positions That CIS Brazil Is Offering:

General Services Assistant

Completed high school
Experience as a General Services Assistant preferred
Reside in Macaé or nearby

Occupational Safety Technician

Technical training in occupational safety with registration in MTE
Previous experience in quality, SGI policy, and audits
Offshore knowledge preferred
Availability for boarding
Reside in Macaé or nearby

Application: Interested candidates for the job openings above should send their updated resume to: cv@cis-catering.com

Job Openings For High School And Technical Education To Work Onshore And Offshore In Rio de Janeiro This December 4th

CIS Brazil Calls on This Day (12/04), for the Positions of General Services Assistant and Occupational Safety Technician for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

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