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Transport Company in SP Calls for Operators, Drivers, and Checkers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/09/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/09/2019 at 20:18

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Grupo Fassina in SP Calls Today, September 26, for Professionals Available to Work in Praia Grande and/or Cubatão. Resume Submission Until October 4.

In SP, Grupo Fassina, a reference in port-related services, announces in its official news outlet, on this day September 26, job openings for the positions of Stock Checker, Forklift Operator, Heavy Equipment Operator, and Truck Driver. If you are a resident of São Paulo, don’t miss this great opportunity. The deadline to submit your resume is until October 4, 2019. The construction of an industrial complex will generate 12 thousand jobs in the state. Hiring starts next month!

The Grupo Fassina is a reference in port-related services, with a prominent role in road transportation, in addition to the container repair and storage division, activities that fully justify its slogan “LOGISTIC SOLUTIONS IN FOREIGN TRADE”.

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Stock Checker

Requirements: Live in Santos, São Vicente, Praia Grande and/or Cubatão; Experience with cotton stuffing and various loads; Availability to work at night.

Forklift Operator

Requirements: Forklift Operator Course; CNH C; Live in Santos, São Vicente, Praia Grande and/or Cubatão; Experience in handling various types of loads.

Heavy Equipment Operator

Requirements: Large Scale Forklift Operator Course; CNH C; Live in Santos, São Vicente, Praia Grande, and/or Cubatão; Experience operating large-scale equipment; Availability to work at night.

Truck Driver

Requirements: CNH E; MOPP Course; Live in Santos, São Vicente, Praia Grande, and/or Cubatão; Experience traveling throughout the state of São Paulo.

Application for Fassina SP Positions

Resumes must be sent with the job title in the subject line of the email by 10/04/2019 to curriculo@fassina.com.br

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Transport Company in SP Calls for Operators, Drivers, and Checkers

Grupo Fassina in SP Calls Today, September 26, for Professionals Available to Work in Praia Grande and/or Cubatão. Resume Submission Until October 4.

Stock Checker

Forklift Operator

Heavy Equipment Operator

Truck Driver

Application for Fassina SP Positions

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