Job Openings for High School Graduates Without Experience Offered by Offshore Taxi Company for Apprentice Position

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Published on 30/07/2020 at 10:40

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CHC, a multinational that provides offshore transportation services, is accepting resumes from candidates with high school education and no experience to fill job openings for young apprentices in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé. The selected candidates will perform activities in the logistics sector.

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For over five decades, CHC has provided unparalleled helicopter services for Search and Rescue (SAR) in challenging and hostile environments – from remote, dangerous, and extreme terrains to offshore rescues worldwide.

The company takes pride in the following values and culture: Simplicity: Finding the most efficient way in everything it does; Agility: Moving quickly and decisively; Collaboration: Working together with honesty and transparency; Innovation: Creating solutions and leading change; Ownership: Working with passion and doing what needs to be done.

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Young Apprentice Macaé (1 Position)
Young Apprentice Rio de Janeiro – Jacarepaguá (1 Position)

Requirements:

Be 18 years old or older;
Must not have been a young apprentice with CIEE previously;
Availability to work in the morning or afternoon;
High school education in progress or completed.

Main Responsibilities: Perform activities supporting the Logistics area.

Applications: If you are looking for your first job, have availability to work in Macaé or Rio de Janeiro and meet the requirements mentioned above, don’t waste time and register your resume immediately on the company’s website by clicking this available link. Good luck!

Job Openings for High School Graduates Without Experience Offered by Offshore Taxi Company for Apprentice Position

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