Bahia Industry Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals with High School and Technical Education in Logistics and Industrial Areas

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OL Papéis Is Offering Job Vacancies for Logistics Assistant, Mechanical Assistant, and Industrial Mechanic at Its Headquarters in Feira de Santana, BA

Job vacancies have been announced by OL Indústria de Papéis through its official communication channels for professionals in different positions and educational backgrounds. The opportunities are for high school and technical education for the positions of Logistics Assistant, Mechanical Assistant, and Industrial Mechanic at OL Papéis Headquarters in Feira de Santana (Bahia). If you wish to participate in this selection process, check out the details below.

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The OL Indústria de Papéis Ltda. was founded on May 8, 2007, starting its production and commercialization activities fully from September 1, 2008.

Headquartered in Feira de Santana, Bahia, it has become a large-scale industry, expanding its market to several states in Brazil including: Bahia, Alagoas, Sergipe, Paraíba, Pernambuco, Rio Grande do Norte, Ceará, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Mato Grosso.

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See Below for Details of the Open Positions at OL Papéis for Work in Feira de Santana – BA.

Logistics Assistant (Loading and Unloading)

High school diploma
Previous experience with Loading and Unloading/Shipping

Mechanical Assistant

Technical education in Mechanics or Electromechanics
Preferred experience in the industrial area

Industrial Mechanic

Technical education in Mechanics or Electromechanics
Experience in adjustments of Perini conversion line (CMW, S15, Rewinder) and TMC (Due and Quattro).

Applications for OL Bahia Vacancies

If you enjoy new challenges and seek opportunities for professional development and growth and have availability to work in industry in Bahia, participate in the selection process by sending your resume to the e-mail curriculo@olpapeis.com.br indicating in the subject line the name of the desired position. Good luck!

Bahia Industry Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals with High School and Technical Education in Logistics and Industrial Areas

OL Papéis Is Offering Job Vacancies for Logistics Assistant, Mechanical Assistant, and Industrial Mechanic at Its Headquarters in Feira de Santana, BA

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See Below for Details of the Open Positions at OL Papéis for Work in Feira de Santana – BA.

Applications for OL Bahia Vacancies

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Bahia Industry Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals with High School and Technical Education in Logistics and Industrial Areas

OL Papéis Is Offering Job Vacancies for Logistics Assistant, Mechanical Assistant, and Industrial Mechanic at Its Headquarters in Feira de Santana, BA

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Applications for OL Bahia Vacancies

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