Plastic Industry Begins Resume Registration For 10 Job Openings Aimed At High School Graduates On This August 7th

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Published on 07/08/2020 at 11:17

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Send Your Resume to Apply for 10 High School Job Openings at the Industry Leader in the Plastics Sector, Duraplast

Duraplast, an industry founded in January 2003 and specialized in the thermoplastic injection segment, has 10 job openings available on this day 07/08. The announcement was made through the company’s official communication channels, and candidates must have a high school diploma and be willing to work as operators. Send your resume now!

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Currently, the industry has an expansion project for extrusion and blow molding lines, operating in various markets such as footwear, pharmaceuticals, and niches that work with diverse forms of plastic use.

With 17 years in the market, Duraplast, headquartered in Campina Grande (PB), is constantly evolving to provide its customers with excellence in thermoplastic injection.

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Blow Molding Machine Operator (10 Openings)

Requirements:

High School Diploma
Experience (minimum 6 months) in Operating Blow Molding Machines

The company did not provide further details regarding the job requirements, so ensure that your courses and certifications are up to date, as any detail will make a difference in the selection process.

How to Send Your Resume for High School Jobs at Duraplast Industry

To apply, interested parties should send their resumes to rh@grupoduraplast.com.br indicating the job title of interest in the subject line. Good luck!

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Plastic Industry Begins Resume Registration For 10 Job Openings Aimed At High School Graduates On This August 7th

Send Your Resume to Apply for 10 High School Job Openings at the Industry Leader in the Plastics Sector, Duraplast

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