Empresa de logística e transportes convoca, ajudantes, eletricistas, mecânicos, borracheiros e mais, para vagas em Itaboraí, Campo Grande e outras regiões do Rio de Janeiro

Logistics And Transportation Company Seeks Helpers, Electricians, Mechanics, Tire Technicians, And More For Positions In Itaboraí, Campo Grande, And Other Regions Of Rio De Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/06/2020 at 09:47

Empresa de logística e transportes convoca ajudantes, eletricistas, mecânicos, borracheiros e mais, para vagas em Itaboraí, Campo Grande e outras regiões do Rio de Janeiro

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Vitorialog Transportation and Logistics Is Hiring for Job Opportunities in Various Locations in Rio de Janeiro

Vitorialog announced through its official communication channels that it has job openings for the positions of electrician, mechanic, and tire technician, requiring individuals with availability or residents of Rio de Janeiro. Locar Opens Offshore Selection Process; on this 16th, the vacancies are for seafarers from RJ

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Are You from Rio de Janeiro? Check All Open Positions to Work at the Logistics and Transport Company Vitorialog

Campo Grande

Fleet Assistant
Truck Driver AS
Heavy Truck Driver AS
Helper AS

Petrópolis

Mechanic
Distribution Truck Driver
Electrician
Tire Technician
Maintenance Supervisor

Nova Friburgo

Distribution Truck Driver

Penha

Forklift Operator
Warehouse Assistant

Itaboraí

Operational Supervisor
HR Analyst
IT Supervisor
Sales Manager
Sales Supervisor
Customer Service Analyst

Itapevi

Distribution Truck Driver
Distribution Helper
Parking Attendant

Application for Vitorialog Job Vacancies in Rio de Janeiro

Interested candidates in the selection process must click here to access the company’s website. Then just click on the desired region, on the position of your interest, and register your resume. Good Luck!

Logistics And Transportation Company Seeks Helpers, Electricians, Mechanics, Tire Technicians, And More For Positions In Itaboraí, Campo Grande, And Other Regions Of Rio De Janeiro

Vitorialog Transportation and Logistics Is Hiring for Job Opportunities in Various Locations in Rio de Janeiro

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Are You from Rio de Janeiro? Check All Open Positions to Work at the Logistics and Transport Company Vitorialog

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