Industry Hiring Operator, Painter, Welder, and More Professionals for Job Opportunities in Projects in Rio Grande do Sul

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Published on 03/09/2020 at 10:22

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Job Openings in the Plastics Industry of Rio Grande do Sul for Operator, Welder, Roller, Painter, and More Positions, Check It Out

Good news for Rio Grande do Sul! Job openings for various positions including operator, welder, and painter were announced by Plamosul Plastics Industry yesterday (09/02) for Caxias do Sul (RS), according to their official communication channels. Check the positions and find out how to send your resume.

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Founded in January 2011, in the city of Caxias do Sul, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Plasmosul Plastics Industry LTDA was created to serve various segments of plastic parts.

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See the job openings available at Plasmosul Industry below:

Final Finishing Operator (Painting) 1st and 2nd Shift – Knowledge in final finishing/isolation and polishing of parts.
Finishing Operator (Fiberglass) 1st and 2nd Shift – Knowledge in final finishing/isolation in fiberglass parts.
Painter – Knowledge in liquid painting.
Roller (Fiberglass) – Knowledge in rolling/lamination in fiberglass parts.
Assembler (Fiber) – Knowledge in assembling fiber parts.
Metalworker/Welder (Maintenance) – Knowledge in welding/assembly.

The industry did not provide further details regarding the requirements for the positions, so be sure to have your courses and certifications up to date, as any detail will make a difference in the job selection process.

Application

To apply for any of the positions mentioned above and work in the plastics industry, you must send your resume to the email rh.plasmosul@gmail.com mentioning the desired position. The industry also provided the contact: (54) 3227 – 3400 for more information. Good luck!

Industry Hiring Operator, Painter, Welder, and More Professionals for Job Opportunities in Projects in Rio Grande do Sul

Job Openings in the Plastics Industry of Rio Grande do Sul for Operator, Welder, Roller, Painter, and More Positions, Check It Out

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Industry Hiring Operator, Painter, Welder, and More Professionals for Job Opportunities in Projects in Rio Grande do Sul

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