Imetame Metalmecânica Requests Technicians to Meet Job Vacancy Demand for Projects and Contracts in Espírito Santo

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Published on 09/09/2020 at 09:25

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Job Openings in Inspection, Automation and Related Areas for Technicians to Work on Imetame Projects in Aracruz, Espírito Santo

Imetame Metalmecânica has job openings for technicians to work in Aracruz, Espírito Santo. The company seeks energetic and enthusiastic individuals who view challenges as opportunities, are willing to embark on a journey of self-discovery, and contribute to the continuous evolution of their processes and results.

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Last month, Imetame was authorized to begin construction of a Port in Espírito Santo, in the municipality of Aracruz. The project is expected to create up to 950 job openings both directly and indirectly. The investment is around R$ 1 billion.

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Those interested in participating in the selection process should click on each desired position, and they will be directed to the company’s recruitment page. Remember that the job openings for technicians are in Aracruz, ES. Good luck!

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Imetame Metalmecânica Requests Technicians to Meet Job Vacancy Demand for Projects and Contracts in Espírito Santo

Job Openings in Inspection, Automation and Related Areas for Technicians to Work on Imetame Projects in Aracruz, Espírito Santo

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Check Out the Details of Job Openings Offered by Imetame for Technicians Who Wish to Work in Aracruz – ES

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