35 cargos como ajudantes, técnicos, mecânicos, rigger para vagas de emprego em empresa de logística no RJ

35 Positions Available For Helpers, Technicians, Mechanics, Riggers At Logistics Company In RJ

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/04/2020 at 16:26

Updated on 09/04/2020 at 16:41

35 cargos como ajudantes, técnicos, mecânicos, rigger para vagas de emprego em empresa de logística no RJ

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Human Resources Company announces many job openings on this April 9 for one of its clients in RJ operating in the logistics sector. Helpers, technicians, mechanics, supervisors, riggers, and many more positions are being requested; check the complete list below. Many job openings for technicians and engineers were announced yesterday (09) by the multinational Wood Group.

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Warehouse Helper
ADM Analyst
Purchasing Analyst
Materials Analyst
HR Analyst
Systems Analyst
Administrative Assistant
Adm Assistant (Scheduling)
Adm Assistant (Planning)
Maintenance Assistant
HR Assistant
Safety Assistant
Cleaning Assistant
General Services Assistant
Civil Firefighter
Lead Firefighter
Checker
Coordinator / Supervisor
ADM / HR Coordinator

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Maintenance Coordinator
Forklift Operator
Foreman / Leader
Maintenance Foreman
Safety Engineer
Project Manager
Operational Manager
Technical Inspector
Mechanic
Truck Driver – CNH E
Truck Driver CNH D
Van Driver CNH D
Cran Operator
System Operator
Rigger
Safety Technician

Requirements: Have proven experience in CTPS in the role

Application for Job Openings in RJ and Greater RJ

Are you a resident of RJ and want to apply for one of the job openings above? Just send your updated resume with the job title in the subject line of the email to cadastro.rj2020@gmail.com

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35 Positions Such As Helpers, Technicians, Mechanics, Riggers for Job Openings in Logistics Company in RJ

35 Positions Available For Helpers, Technicians, Mechanics, Riggers At Logistics Company In RJ

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