Bar Utility Cruise Ship Jobs

 

Positions Open:
  • Bar Utility

NO Immediate deployment

General Requirements:
  1. Updated CV
  2. Passport copy
  3. Experience Certificates
  4. Last Education Certificate
  5. Competency Certificates
  6. Minimum 2 years experience in the position
  7. Supervisor name and phone number

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