Destaque no setor biocombustíveis, o Grupo Vale do Verdão inicia muitas vagas no setor de manutenção em Goiás

Highlighted In The Biofuels Sector, Vale do Verdão Group Opens Many Positions In The Maintenance Sector

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/03/2020 at 15:36

Updated on 04/03/2020 at 15:53

Destaque no setor biocombustíveis, o Grupo Vale do Verdão inicia muitas vagas no setor de manutenção em Goiás

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The Vale do Verdão Group Unit in Goiás with Many Job Opportunities in Maintenance, Check the Positions Below.

In Goiás, the Vale do Verdão Group, a champion in the sugar and biofuel sector, is opening positions for Mechanics, Electricians, Tire Technicians, Drivers, Millers, and Operators. Many job opportunities to work on Petrobras’ FPSO P-50 announced this afternoon, March 3

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If you are a qualified professional in any of these mentioned functions and reside in Goiás or nearby, send your resume to the email recrutamento@valedoverdao.com.br, putting the name of the desired position in the subject line. Take the opportunity to update your resume and all information about courses and qualifications, as the company did not clarify the necessary requirements for each position. Good Luck

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