Industry Starts Resume Registration for Job Openings for Operator, Helper, Metalworker, and More for Projects in Rio Grande do Sul

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Published on 10/10/2020 at 09:45

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The Week Ends With Resume Registration for Job Openings for Metal Workers, Operators, Assistants, and More to Work in Industry in Rio Grande do Sul

Founded in January 2011 in the city of Caxias do Sul, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Plasmosul Indústria de Plásticos LTDA emerges to serve the most diverse segments of plastic parts. Currently, the company has job openings for different positions and functions. Send your resume now and take this opportunity.

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Plasmosul is born with much experience in the area of injection molding of medium and large plastic parts; molding of parts in the vacuum forming process; fiberglass parts; technical projects; tooling and modeling services; as well as testing and tryouts of injection molds.

Despite going through a crisis and many industrial sectors halting their activities, some essential services, though reduced, cannot stop, which is why they continue to receive resumes to meet contract demand.

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How to Submit Your Resume

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 informing the desired position name. The industry also provided the contact: (54) 3227 – 3400 for more information. Good luck!

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Industry Starts Resume Registration for Job Openings for Operator, Helper, Metalworker, and More for Projects in Rio Grande do Sul

The Week Ends With Resume Registration for Job Openings for Metal Workers, Operators, Assistants, and More to Work in Industry in Rio Grande do Sul

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How to Submit Your Resume

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Industry Starts Resume Registration for Job Openings for Operator, Helper, Metalworker, and More for Projects in Rio Grande do Sul

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