Wilson Sons Tugboats Seeks Cook for Santos

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 13/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 12/04/2019 at 20:09

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Professional Will Work in Santos Composing the Crew of One of Its Tugs in One of the Largest Maritime Companies in Brazil

If you are in the food industry and meet the requirements for onboard work, Wilson Sons is starting the hiring process for Cook to serve the crew of its tugs in the port of Santos.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly renowned company in the market, so read the requirements and responsibilities of the position carefully and submit your application as detailed below.

Wilson Sons Tugs is a leader in the port support segment, with a fleet of over 70 tugs. A company of the Wilson Sons Group, it operates with port and maritime towing, salvage, and support for the oil and gas segment.
Today, Wilson Sons Tugs’ fleet consists of high-power and maneuverability vessels, with a large part of the fleet featuring azimuth propulsion.

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The Professional Will Be Responsible For:

The kitchen and dining area of the tug where assigned;
Keeping the work area in order;
Preparing meals with good quality and hygiene;
Caring for the preservation, cleanliness, and tidiness of all areas of the kitchen, as well as the utensils.

It is necessary to have the Registration and Enrollment Booklet (CIR) from the Navy, Certificate of the Adaptation Course for Maritime Workers (CAAQ-CT/S), and proven experience in the CTPS.

Wilson Sons Tugs does not accept applications through its website; it uses the Vagas.com platform, so to submit your application, you will need to log in. Access the application page here, log in, register, and good luck!

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Wilson Sons Tugboats Seeks Cook for Santos

Professional Will Work in Santos Composing the Crew of One of Its Tugs in One of the Largest Maritime Companies in Brazil

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