ATUALIZAÇÃO: Vagas no Porto do Açú até às 17 h do dia 17 de janeiro

Update: Job Openings at Porto do Açú Until 5 PM on January 17

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/01/2019 at 09:14

Updated on 17/01/2019 at 18:16

Porto do Açú Vagas – Currículos até às 15 horas de hoje

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The Labor and Income Superintendence of São João da Barra Updates Job Openings at Porto do Açú and Other Projects, Applications Close on the 17th

Well, it’s a bit rushed, but there is still time to apply for the positions available at Porto do Açú and other projects mediated by the Labor and Income Superintendence of São João da Barra. However, it is necessary to hurry or share as quickly as possible for those in need, because at 5 PM the forms will close. Here are the available positions:

Welder ER / Tubular Wire – CLOSED
Installer Electrician – CLOSED
Scaffolders – CLOSED
Environmental Technicians in the Role – CLOSED
Load Handling Assistants – CLOSED
Sanders – CLOSED
Surveyors – CLOSED
Surveying Assistants – CLOSED
Surveying Supervisor – CLOSED
Levelers – CLOSED
Housekeeper – CLOSED

For all positions, a minimum of 1 year of verified experience in the role is required, along with specific courses in each area of expertise.

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To access the positions, JUST CLICK ON THE NAMES OF THE POSITIONS ABOVE, each will take you to a specific form. It is worth noting that resumes can only be uploaded if connected to Google Drive.

As the job openings at Porto do Açú are updated, we will change the status from “ACTIVE” to “CLOSED” and vice versa. So every late afternoon, check this same post as there will always be a different update.

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Update: Job Openings at Porto do Açú Until 5 PM on January 17

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