Vagas na CBSI para ajudantes, maçariqueiros, operadores e muito mais profissionais até o dia 05 de fevereiro

CBSI Calls For Helpers, Cutters, Operators, and Many More Professionals Until February 5

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 30/01/2020 at 10:11

Updated on 30/01/2020 at 10:15

Vagas na CBSI para ajudantes, maçariqueiros, operadores e muito mais profissionais até o dia 05 de fevereiro

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The Job Openings Were Just Announced by CBSI This Thursday Morning, the 30th. Hurry, the Deadline for Submitting Your Resume Is Until February 5th.

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The company informs that the job openings are also for PWD professionals and the deadline for submitting resumes is until February 5th.

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About the CBSI Job Openings – Itaguaí – RJ

Railway Helper
Railway Welder
Railway Equipment Operator
Truck Driver
Foreman

Requirements: The company does not provide the requirements relevant to the above job openings, therefore, before submitting your resume, please update your contact information, courses, certificates, and qualifications.

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If you are a professional specialized in any of the above areas, send your resume by February 5th with the job title in the email subject line to trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br

CBSI Calls For Helpers, Cutters, Operators, and Many More Professionals Until February 5

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