Companhia brasileira de transportes com vagas de emprego em diversas funções

Brazilian Transport Company Offers Job Openings in Various Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 14/10/2019 at 08:11 Updated on 14/10/2019 at 09:50

The Positions Are for Mill Helper, Cleaning Assistant, Mechanic, Warehouse Clerk, General Helper and Valet at Radial Transportes, Learn How to Apply

Through government incentives and subsidies in recent months, the Brazilian transport sector is experiencing growth expectations and is already hiring significantly. This is the case of Radial Transportes, which started several job opportunities for professionals in the field last week.

List of Available Positions

Mill Helper – High School Diploma Required
Cleaning Assistant – High School Diploma Required
Mechanic – High School Diploma and Category D Driver’s License Required
Warehouse Clerk – Complete knowledge of the Office Package, higher education or complete in related fields
General Helper – High School Diploma Required
Valet – High School Diploma and Category D Driver’s License Required

With the exception of the warehouse clerk position, the others require at least a high school diploma; however, they are entirely in operational sectors. Since Radial Transportes has a fleet of over 500 vehicles with Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen chassis, and the bodies are from Induscar, Apache VIP, and Apache VIP SC brands, it would be very beneficial to have professionals with knowledge of these brands.

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Brazilian Transport Company Offers Job Openings in Various Positions

The Positions Are for Mill Helper, Cleaning Assistant, Mechanic, Warehouse Clerk, General Helper and Valet at Radial Transportes, Learn How to Apply

List of Available Positions

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