Jobs Requiring Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education Demand Many Roles to Work in Textile Factory in Rio Grande do Sul

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/08/2020 at 13:41

Empregos de nível fundamental, médio, técnico e superior em muitas funções para trabalhar em fábrica têxtil no Rio Grande do Sul da Romitex

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Many Fundamental, Intermediate, Technical, and Higher Level Positions Opened at Textile Factory in Rio Grande do Sul. Jobs Posted by Romitex, Check How to Apply

Textile factory in Rio Grande do Sul announces jobs for fundamental, intermediate, technical, and higher levels in different positions. The vacancies were announced by Romitex’s official news outlet, check the roles and how to apply. Take advantage of the quarantine to qualify, 500 openings for free professional online courses in partnership with CIEE and SEBRAE. Registrations started yesterday 27/08

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The Romitex has been in the market for 30 years, always seeking innovation and evolution, whether in its manufacturing process, in the way it presents its products, or in the relationships it establishes with people.

Its main brands are Kely & Kety, a children’s brand targeted at the female audience, WRK for male children, and Cereja Rosa, which caters to the adult female segment.

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Check Below the Fundamental, Intermediate, Technical, and Higher Level Positions and Apply for Jobs at Romitex for Rio Grande do Sul

Sewing Machine Mechanic

Requirements: High school diploma; technical degree in mechanics and/or mechatronics; experience in preventive and corrective maintenance in textile industry machines; extensive knowledge of industrial sewing machines; knowledge of industrial processes.

Jobs in the Industrial Area

Shipping Clerk
Folder
Sewing Operator
Screen Printing Assistant
Screen Printing Machine Operator
Sewing Machine Mechanic

Jobs in the Administrative Area

Engineering Analyst (pre-cost)
Engineering Analyst (registration)
Time Analyst

Requirements: the company did not provide the requirements for the job vacancies listed above, so before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, and experience.

Application

Interested candidates for the jobs above who wish to work at Romitex textile factory in Rio Grande do Sul should send their updated resume stating the position name in the subject line of the email to recrutamento@romitex.com.br. Good luck!

Jobs Requiring Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education Demand Many Roles to Work in Textile Factory in Rio Grande do Sul

Many Fundamental, Intermediate, Technical, and Higher Level Positions Opened at Textile Factory in Rio Grande do Sul. Jobs Posted by Romitex, Check How to Apply

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