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Aldelia Brasil Has Immediate Opening for Operator Announced This Afternoon, December 6

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/12/2019 at 17:19

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Aldelia, The HR Consulting Multinational, Begins Recruitment Process for Control Room Operator Position in RJ

Great opportunity announced today (06) by Aldelia Brazil, a company specialized in providing solutions to its clients with 13 years of experience in the market. It is looking for qualified professionals to serve a consolidated multinational in the oil exploration and production sector. Also see the job vacancies at the oil giant MODEC announced this morning, December 6.

Attention! The company reports that it has an extreme URGENCY in hiring this professional, so do not waste time and check the position, activities, and requirements below and send your resume immediately.

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Activity Description

Monitor and track the logistics of expatriates;
Coordinate and control drivers’ schedules;
Responsible for coordinating the monthly rotation schedule with the team;
Handovers of daily activities and possible weekly reports;

Requirements

Hands-on profile;
Ability to work in a team, sharing good work practices with the team;
12×36 shifts;
Fluent English and availability of hours.
Preferably professionals who have already worked in expatriate support.

Application for the Position Announced by Aldelia

If you meet the qualifications described above and are interested in the position, please send your updated resume indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to recruitment@aldelia.com

Don’t forget to update your contact details, courses, certificates, qualifications, and professional experience before sending your resume; every detail will make a difference in the selection of the professional, good luck!

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Aldelia Brasil Has Immediate Opening for Operator Announced This Afternoon, December 6

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Activity Description

Requirements

Application for the Position Announced by Aldelia

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