The Leading Logistics Operator That Is a Reference in Brazil and Mercosur Is Hiring Professionals for Various Job Openings on This Day 09

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Published on 09/09/2020 at 10:49

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Gafor Transportation and Logistics is looking for professionals who bring solutions to everyday challenges, who value efficiency and discipline, turning their potential into sustainable growth, always mindful of people’s safety. The company announced today (9th), through its official communication channels, that it has job openings for different positions in the states of São Paulo, Pernambuco, and Bahia.

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Gafor Logistics started its activities in 1951 in the road transportation sector, using ethics, respect for life, determination, and environmental awareness as its fuel.

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Safety Technician (SP)
Senior IT Analyst (SP)
Financial Analyst (SP/PE)
Driver D/E (PE/BA)
Machine Operator (PE)
Inspector (PE)
Logistics Assistant (PE)
Administrative Assistant (PE)
Operations Leader (PE)
Mechanic (BA)
Electrician (BA)
Tire Repairman (BA)

Attention! Click Petróleo e Gás only publishes job openings and is not responsible for hiring, which is the responsibility of Gafor Logistics itself. Therefore, the announcement of the job openings may expire at any time.

The largest logistics operator, a reference in Brazil and Mercosur, is hiring to fill job openings on this 9th

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To compete for job openings, access the GAFOR Candidate Portal by clicking this link here, CLICK ON “LOGIN” and you can register your information and participate in the selection processes related to your area. Good luck!

The Leading Logistics Operator That Is a Reference in Brazil and Mercosur Is Hiring Professionals for Various Job Openings on This Day 09

Register Your Resume on the Gafor Logistics and Transportation Portal and Compete for Job Openings on This 9th for Pernambuco, São Paulo, and Bahia

Check Out Other News and Job Openings

Check Out the Job Openings from the Largest Logistics Operator, Gafor

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The Leading Logistics Operator That Is a Reference in Brazil and Mercosur Is Hiring Professionals for Various Job Openings on This Day 09

Register Your Resume on the Gafor Logistics and Transportation Portal and Compete for Job Openings on This 9th for Pernambuco, São Paulo, and Bahia

Check Out Other News and Job Openings

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