A semana inicia com vaga de emprego em Macaé para Mecânicos de veículos pesados

The Week Starts With Job Opening in Macaé for Heavy Vehicle Mechanics – Diesel Line

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/04/2020 at 14:40

Updated on 20/04/2020 at 14:46

A TSE Transportes e locações, com sede em Macaé-RJ, está oportunidade de emprego aberto nesta segunda, 20 de abril, na função de Mecânico

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Amid the pandemic, Macaé has an excellent job opportunity to work at TSE LOCAÇÕES E TRANSPORTES as a Heavy Vehicle Mechanic – Diesel Line, check the open selection process that started last Saturday by the company for General Services Assistant.

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JOB OPPORTUNITY FOR HEAVY VEHICLE MECHANIC – DIESEL LINE – MACAÉ

Activities

Technical experience in electronic systems, suspension, brakes, hydraulics;
Knowledge of using a DIGITAL SCANNER.
Proof of experience required in CTPS;
Courses in VW, Mercedes Benz, Volvo, and Scania Mechanical Assembly lines required.

Requirements

Male;
Must reside in Macaé or nearby;
Availability of schedule;

Application for Job Vacancy at TSE – Macaé

Interested candidates for the job opportunity above who are available or residents of Macaé should send their CV to vagas@tsetransportes.com.br mentioning the job title in the subject. Good luck!

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The week starts with a job vacancy in Macaé for Heavy Vehicle Mechanics – Diesel Line

The Week Starts With Job Opening in Macaé for Heavy Vehicle Mechanics – Diesel Line

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