600 vagas de emprego de ensino fundamental, médio e superior para a fábrica da multinacional Marfrig, MT

600 Job Openings Requiring Elementary, High School, and Higher Education at Marfrig’s Factory in MT

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/05/2020 at 13:10

600 vagas de emprego de ensino fundamental, médio e superior para a fábrica da multinacional Marfrig, MT

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Job Opportunities Include Positions at Elementary, High School, Technical, and University Levels. Requirements Vary by Position.

One of the largest beef companies in the world, Marfrig, is opening 600 job positions at the elementary, high school, and university levels at its facility in MT. Modec is looking for engineering students from Rio de Janeiro, available to intern for 2 years

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Those seeking job opportunities during the pandemic can work at Marfrig. The slaughterhouse has a facility in Várzea Grande (MT) and is hiring for various positions.

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Check Below the Job Openings to Work at the Marfrig Industrial Complex in Várzea Grande (MT)

Billing Analyst
Transportation Analyst
Quality Control Assistant
Inspector
Weighing Technician
Stock Clerk
Entrailer
Butcher
Maintenance Leader
Operational Leader
Loader
Slaughterer
Forklift Operator
ETA (Wastewater Treatment Station) Operator
ETE (Effluent Treatment Station) Operator
Machine Operator
Machine Room Operator
Trimmer
Sawer
Occupational Health Nurse Technician
Maintenance Technician

Application

Those interested in the job openings at Marfrig should visit the company’s official website and fill out the registration form.

Additionally, it is also possible to send resumes to the email vagas@marfrig.com.br or contact the company via WhatsApp. The number is (61) 99860-9635.

The HR of Marfrig will receive and analyze the resumes submitted online. Candidates for the job openings with the best qualifications will be invited for interviews. Good luck!

600 Job Openings Requiring Elementary, High School, and Higher Education at Marfrig’s Factory in MT

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