Offshore Positions Available in Macaé for All Roles in the Hospitality Sector

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/05/2019 at 08:35

Updated on 20/05/2019 at 08:37

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If You Are Maritime or Oil Workers in Hospitality in the Positions of ROOM ATTENDANT, KITCHEN HELPER, HEAD CHEF, MARITIME COOK, BAKER, and WAITER, Apply for These Offshore Jobs Now

Highlighted offshore jobs directly from the Human Resources of Uniflex Group for contracts with Petrobras through its operational base in the city of Macaé, in the interior North Fluminense of Rio de Janeiro. There is some urgency as interviews will be held this week (20 to 24), so make sure to meet all the required qualifications, understand:

Available Opportunities

ROOM ATTENDANT
KITCHEN HELPER
HEAD CHEF
MARITIME COOK
BAKER
WAITER

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⇒ The requirements include CIR (FOR MARITIME), COURSE IN THE FUNCTION (RECOGNIZED BY MEC), CBSP, HUET, UP-TO-DATE VACCINATIONS, and HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION POSITION: BILINGUAL ATTENDANT ⇒ REQUIREMENTS: CRN, DEGREE IN NUTRITION, CBSP, HUET, FLUENT ENGLISH COURSE.

Do you fit the requested profile and are ready to carry out operations in the city of Macaé on offshore or maritime contracts? If the answer is yes, send your resume to *recrutamento.hotelariamaritima@gmail.com*, stating the name of the desired position in the subject line. Resumes will be screened by Eduarda Veneranda, so please send a polite and to-the-point message.

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It is worth reinforcing that these positions were posted a little over 24 hours ago from the date of this posting, updated positions straight from the source. Don’t be surprised by the fact that the contact is from the “GMAIL” domain, it is just a way for the companies to not overload their own servers with countless unnecessary messages.

Offshore Positions Available in Macaé for All Roles in the Hospitality Sector

If You Are Maritime or Oil Workers in Hospitality in the Positions of ROOM ATTENDANT, KITCHEN HELPER, HEAD CHEF, MARITIME COOK, BAKER, and WAITER, Apply for These Offshore Jobs Now

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