Metalworking Company Calls Candidates With and Without Experience for Job Openings in RJ and RS

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Published on 11/12/2022 at 17:44

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The Metalworking Company MOR Has Job Opportunities for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education

Metalúrgica MOR opens excellent job opportunities in RJ and RS for positions requiring elementary, high school, technical, and higher education. The vacancies cover professionals with experience in various fields. Submit your resume!

In more than 45 years of operation, Metalúrgica Mor has conquered not only the Brazilian market but also the international market. Today, the company exports to all 5 continents, primarily to Mercosur countries. In all the markets where it operates, Mor products are recognized for their quality, innovation, and comfort. After all, they are manufactured by specialized professionals using state-of-the-art equipment.

Check Below the Elementary and High School Job Openings for Candidates with and without Experience Open by the Company for Manufacturing Branches in RJ and RS

Job Opening: Ground Metalworker for Santa Cruz do Sul/RS: Perform repairs on metal structures; Create protection for walls, stairs, and drains; Fix loading ramps, pallet doors, gutters, and downspouts; Define a list of materials for service execution.

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REQUIREMENTS: Completed high school; Course in Operation of Work at Height Platform (PTA); -Training for work at height as per NR35.

DESIRABLE: Vocational course in mechanics, electromechanics, or mechatronics; At least 6 months of experience in metalworking.

Job Opening: Commercial Assistant for Santa Cruz do Sul/RS: Receive and verify orders; Track and release orders in portfolios; Allocate and release shipments, among other activities.

REQUIREMENTS: Higher education ongoing or completed in Administration, Accounting, Law, Economics, Executive Secretary or Technologist in related areas; Availability of schedule; Proficiency in computer skills; Reside in Santa Cruz do Sul or Vera Cruz.

Job Opening: Purchasing Assistant for Santa Cruz do Sul/RS: Organize and monitor travel and internal transportation schedules; Manage demands for drivers; Make value-added purchases; Place orders and issue invoices.

REQUIREMENTS: Higher education ongoing or completed in Administration, Accounting, Executive Secretary, Production Engineering or Technologist in related areas; Proficiency in computer skills; Valid driver’s license B; Reside in Santa Cruz do Sul or Vera Cruz.

Job Opening: Safety Technician for Santa Cruz do Sul/RS: Carry out activities required by Regulatory Norms; Develop, implement, and monitor health and safety policies at work; Manage safety documentation.

REQUIREMENTS: Completed high school; Completed technical course in Occupational Safety; Valid driver’s license B; Professional registration with the MTE; Minimum of 6 months experience in the field; Availability to work in shifts; Reside in Santa Cruz or Vera Cruz.

Job Opening: Hydraulic Plumber for Santa Cruz do Sul/RS: Maintenance, assembly, and repair of hydraulic installations such as water pipes, sewage networks, and plumbing.

REQUIREMENTS: Proficiency in building hydraulics; Experience in the position; Reside in Santa Cruz do Sul or Vera Cruz. Weekly workshift of 44 hours.

Job Opening: Recruitment & Selection Assistant for our Branch in Barra do Piraí/RJ: Recruit candidates; Conduct interviews; Receive candidate documentation; Register candidates; Receive, deliver, organize and file documents; Update documents and records; Promote contract signing; Forward candidates for pre-employment exams.

REQUIREMENTS: Higher education ongoing in administration or Technologist in HR; Proficiency in computer skills; Reside in Barra do Piraí/RJ.

DESIRABLE: Minimum of 6 months experience in the area.

Registration: Interested candidates for the job openings above can submit their resumes directly on the company’s website, AT THIS LINK.

Metalworking Company Calls Candidates With and Without Experience for Job Openings in RJ and RS

The Metalworking Company MOR Has Job Opportunities for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education

Check Below the Elementary and High School Job Openings for Candidates with and without Experience Open by the Company for Manufacturing Branches in RJ and RS

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Metalworking Company Calls Candidates With and Without Experience for Job Openings in RJ and RS

The Metalworking Company MOR Has Job Opportunities for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education

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