Offshore Job Openings Available in Macaé This Morning and Afternoon

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/04/2019 at 06:21

Updated on 01/05/2019 at 07:14

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Urgent and Last-Minute News for Those Seeking Offshore Positions in Macaé, please pay attention as the deadline is short and the opportunities for the selection process are limited to 50 tickets in the morning and 5 tickets in the afternoon today (04/30). The selection process is handled by LC Maritime Hospitality, which apparently has won a recent contract, but we cannot confirm if it was for Petrobras. Here are the details:

Head Chef
Kitchen Assistant
Grill Cook
Dining Room Staff
Baker

For all positions, up-to-date CBSP (Survival) courses will be required, proven experience in the role documented in the Work Card, and vocational training from an institution recognized by MEC. Resumes must be submitted with a photo and without extravagant poses.

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Candidates who match the above profile, please attend on 04/30/2019 (today) at the address: Rua Corcovado, Nº 432, Cabiúnas Subdivision, Macaé – RJ.

The first 50 tickets will be distributed starting at 8:00 AM. In the afternoon, at 2:00 PM, another 50 will be distributed. It is important to note that once the limit is reached, no one else will be admitted to the company. Interviews will be conducted on-the-spot for relatively immediate hiring.

See on Google Maps how to get there, use the Imetame company, which is also located in Macaé, as a reference starting point:

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