Itapemirim Air Transport Group Opens 750 Job Vacancies for October

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/09/2020 at 09:11

Updated on 30/09/2020 at 09:38

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Itapemirim Air Transport Group Announced Job Openings for Approximately 750 Employees, of Which 600 Are for the Air Sector and 150 for Interstate Bus Services

“I have no doubt that this next decade is about a huge commitment to the entire structure, challenging and at the same time engaging, so that we can advance towards a new Itapemirim, and these job openings can help the population,” says the brand’s CEO.

About the Job Openings Available at Itapemirim Air Transport

According to the company’s CEO, there will be around 600 positions for professionals in the air segment, as Itapemirim plans to start operating domestic flights in the coming months, and 150 will be for the company’s interstate routes. For the road sector, job openings are for positions in the various regions that the company serves.

The CEO states that bus drivers should preferably have experience in the sector to further facilitate their hiring.

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Submitting Resumes to Compete for Job Openings

If you are interested and want to compete for one of the 750 job openings available at Itapemirim Air Transport CLICK HERE to access the company’s main page.

Next, click on the desired area where you want to submit your resume and fill out the information requested by ITA Air Transport.

About Itapemirim Air Transport

Founded in 1970, focused on transportation, ITA Transportes grew and found fleet leasing to be its strong point. Over more than 4 decades in the market, it has specialized in providing fleet solutions with safety, professionalism, partnership, and logistical intelligence, transporting people, goods, materials, and expectations.

ITA Transportes also offers as an ancillary service the Contracted Fleet Management system, with strategic analyses and rationalization of its operations, which also includes process evaluation, planning, reports, detailed studies, and simplified controls that inform decision-making and ensure essential quick responses for growth.

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