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Company From RS Has A New Open Public Competition For Drivers. The Company Is Seeking Candidates With Completed Elementary Education And Offers Great Salaries.
Great news for candidates with elementary education: A new public competition has just opened with 116 vacancies for drivers to work in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul. The hiring is by the company Carris Porto-Alegre. Applications have been open since the 24th and can be made until April 1.
What Are The Requirements To Participate In The Public Competition For Candidates With Elementary Education
Those interested in competing for the driver vacancies must have completed elementary education. Additionally, the candidate must be at least 21 years old and have a National Driver’s License in category D.
The contract is for one year; however, the company may decide to renew it. The company emphasizes that 10% of the public competition vacancies for candidates with elementary education will be exclusive for People with Disabilities (PCDs) and 20% for individuals who identify as black or brown. It was also announced in the competition notice that the salary for the hired drivers will be R$ 3,155.20.
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The driver is responsible for transporting people, documents, cargo, or products to a designated destination, possessing knowledge of traffic laws, various itineraries, safety regulations, and inspecting the vehicle’s conditions, including electrical systems, fuel supply, and tires. The driver may operate automobiles, boats, or trains.
The professional has a quite exhausting work routine, given that it is necessary to stay alert while driving and be prepared to make deliveries. Currently, the professional finds a heated job market and plays a fundamental role in the transportation of goods and products with the constant expansion of e-commerce and online purchases.
Learn How To Compete For The Driver Vacancies
High school candidates wishing to register for the public competition must go to Rua Albion, 385, São José. Head to the Visitor Reception, located at Gate 2 of Carris Porto-Alegre. Candidates must bring some documents to finalize the registration, such as two or more recent 3×4 photos, a National Driver’s License, and proof of participation in a vehicle driver training course.
The service hours are from 9 AM to 7 PM from Monday to Friday and from 8 AM to 12 PM on Saturday. The selection process for the public competition will require a practical test, which, according to announcements, will take place at the company’s headquarters, the same location where registrations should be made.
The exam date will be scheduled with Carris. Successful candidates will have great benefits, receiving R$ 31.71 per day related to the Meal Voucher. Additionally, the company also offers Transportation Voucher and optional Health Assistance.
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Get To Know The Company Offering The Driver Vacancies
As the oldest public transport company in operation in Brazil, Carris was established with the authorization of Emperor Dom Pedro II, via decree, in June 1872.
At the time, the capital of the gauchos was a quiet province of only 44 thousand inhabitants, which had recently completed 100 years since its founding. Initially, the company operated mule-drawn trams, and in 1908, the company inaugurated the electric tram service, which was only deactivated in the 1970s.
In 1928, the company also began offering bus transport to locations where trams did not reach. Currently, the company operates 24 lines. Of these, 17 are transverse, 4 are circular, and 3 are radial. Of the fleet of 347 vehicles, 315 are in operation, and 32 are in reserve.
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