Empresa do segmento industrial abriu grande processo seletivo, sua chance é agora!

Industrial Company Launches Major Recruitment Drive, Your Chance Is Now!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/01/2018 at 17:32

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Being One of the Largest Companies in Brazil in Its Field, Arxo Started Its Season of Industrial Hiring

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The Industrial Sector Shows Clear Signs of Optimism with Recent Economic Measures Being Taken for Capital Re-injection in Various Work Segments in the Country. Proof of This is That Petrobras Has Just Signed a Contract with DOF to Maintain ROV Fleets and the Works of the Thermal Power Plant at Porto do Açu That Are Expected to Start at the End of March. The Expectations for 2018 Could Not Be Better.

Open Positions

Maintenance Electrician
Roller
Roller Operator
Blasters
Assemblers
Boiler Maker
CNC Lathe Operators
Plasma Cutting Machine Operators
Industrial Painters
Welders

The Positions Are for the Balneário Piçarras – Santa Catarina Unit. Interested Parties Should Send an Email to curriculo@arxo.com, In the “SUBJECT” Field Put the Name of the Desired Position and Your Name. It Is Necessary to Indicate Salary Expectations in the Resume. The Company Has Many Open Positions Due to Its Industrial Production Line, So Take Advantage and Good Luck. Do Not Worry Because Anyone, No Matter the State, Can Apply, As Long As They Have the Required Experience and Qualifications.

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Industrial Company Launches Major Recruitment Drive, Your Chance Is Now!

Being One of the Largest Companies in Brazil in Its Field, Arxo Started Its Season of Industrial Hiring

Open Positions

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Open Positions

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