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Company Hires Load Handling Assistants and Crane Operators

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/10/2017 at 08:49

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Opportunities Are for Operations in Rio de Janeiro and Interior Cities. Send Your Resumes Now!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The company specializing in transport and cargo handling is currently hiring for open positions for activities in ports and oil and gas operations in the offshore mode. The company in question is called Locar Transportes, and it has just announced a large volume of hiring. Below, check the available positions for immediate start in its resume bank.

Open Positions

6 openings for crane operators of up to 85 tons and 2 openings for 35 tons. All applicants must have proven experience in the role under CLT. They can be residents from anywhere in Brazil, as long as they are available to travel and cover their own costs for food and travel if contacted for an interview.
Load handling assistants are also needed, but the number of open opportunities has not been disclosed. When this happens, the number of hires for this position will likely be high. Candidates must have experience, training in the field, and reside in Rio de Janeiro.

Interested candidates who meet the profile should send their CV to: cv.souza@locar.com.br, remembering to specify the position in the subject line of the message. The company requests that if you do not fit the position, please share it with others as they need a large number of resumes.

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Company Hires Load Handling Assistants and Crane Operators

Opportunities Are for Operations in Rio de Janeiro and Interior Cities. Send Your Resumes Now!

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