64 vagas urgentes em Macaé, Aknor contrata para início imediato

64 Urgent Vacancies in Macaé, Aknor Hiring for Immediate Start

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Published on 28/08/2019 at 15:54

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In Macaé, Aknor Company Just Announced Several Immediate Start Opportunities, There Are 64 Openings for Operations Starting in September.

Aknor Company has just announced through its official network more than 60 job openings in the city of Macaé; for some opportunities, the company requires a high school diploma, and for others, no experience is necessary. Check More Job Openings from the Company This Week.

Aknor, a company specialized in HR solutions. Providing recruitment and selection services, resume screening, and outsourcing professionals. It aims to offer HR solutions for companies, improving efficiency and quality in recruitment and outsourcing processes and helping people find job opportunities, facilitating the connection between candidates and recruiters.

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Drilling Mechanic 45 Openings ⇒ Previous experience of 2 years required, technical qualification in mechanics.

Float Repair Laminator 08 Openings ⇒ Previous experience of 2 years required, technical qualification in mechanics.

Float Repair Assistant 05 Openings ⇒ Previous experience of 6 months required, high school diploma.

Planning Intern 01 Opening ⇒ Pursuing a degree in Engineering/Administration, no experience required.

Purchasing Intern 01 Opening ⇒ Pursuing a degree in Engineering/Administration, no experience required.

Forklift Operator 03 Openings ⇒ Previous experience of 2 years required, high school diploma.

Warehouse Clerk 01 Opening ⇒ Previous experience of 2 years required, high school diploma.

Application

To apply, send your resume to VAGAS@AKNOR.COM.BR indicating the job title of interest in the email subject.

The company emphasizes that emails without a subject will not be reviewed and will be discarded. Good Luck to Everyone!

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