Offshore Positions! Technicians and Kitchen Assistants at De Nadai

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 24/03/2019 at 20:50

Técnico de Manutenção e Ajudante de cozinha

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Opportunities for Maintenance Technician, Occupational Safety Technician, and Kitchen Helper are for working in a maritime hospitality company in Macaé, all positions are offshore

Denadai, a company specialized in offshore and maritime hospitality services, has opportunities for Maintenance Technicians, Safety Technicians, and offshore kitchen helpers, to work in maritime hospitality.
The positions advertised by Denadai, with an office in Macaé, require the certificates usually requested for boarding and offer a very attractive benefits package.

Denadai is a company specialized in corporate catering and has contracts to serve the platforms and ships operating along the Brazilian coast.
As a company with a strong presence in hospitality, it frequently hires maintenance technicians to work in its onshore contracts at the base and offshore, while the kitchen helpers are to assist with the meals for its crews.
See what the requirements are for the professionals they are hiring this time:

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Maintenance Technician (Maritime Hospitality)

Requirements

Technical education in Electrical or Electrotechnical;
Knowledge in hospitality equipment;
Experience in the role;
NR 10 course;
CBSP and HUET courses – Valid

Benefits

Medical and Dental Assistance, Pharmacy Agreement, Life Insurance, Meal Voucher, Transportation Voucher, and others.

Kitchen Helper (Offshore)

Requirements

Offshore experience in the role;
Completed elementary education;
Professional course for kitchen helper;
CBSP and HUET courses – Valid

Benefits

Medical and Dental Assistance, Pharmacy Agreement, Life Insurance, Meal Voucher, Transportation Voucher, and others.

Occupational Safety Technician (Offshore)

Requirements:

Complete training as an Occupational Safety Technician and regular CREA;
Knowledge of ISO 9001; 14001; OHSAS 18.001 standards;
Experience in the SGI – Integrated Management System and solid knowledge of the regulatory standards relevant to the profession;
Advantage: Experience in offshore segment companies;
Category B driver’s license.

Benefits:

Medical and dental assistance, Pharmacy agreement, Life insurance, Meal voucher, Food allowance, Partnerships with educational institutions for dependents.
The company emphasizes that the professional must be available for sporadic boarding.

Denadai informs in the advertisement that salaries are competitive with the market and that interested candidates who fit the role’s profile should please send their resumes to recrutamacae@denadai.com.br, indicating the job title in the subject line.

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Offshore Positions! Technicians and Kitchen Assistants at De Nadai

Opportunities for Maintenance Technician, Occupational Safety Technician, and Kitchen Helper are for working in a maritime hospitality company in Macaé, all positions are offshore

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