JBS Announces Opening of 80 Job Vacancies for Professionals With or Without Experience in Campo Grande

JBS Announces Opening of 80 Job Vacancies for Professionals With or Without Experience in Campo Grande – MS

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 04/10/2020 at 10:42

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The 80 Job Openings Available at JBS’s Slaughterhouse Are Being Offered for the Unit Located at the End of Sidrolândia.

On JBS’s website, it made clear that the job openings could be filled both by experienced individuals and those seeking an opportunity in the job market amid the coronavirus pandemic.

80 Job Openings at Market Leader JBS

Don’t think that the job openings available at JBS are only for the slaughterhouse sector; there are many openings for butcher, industrial mechanic, production operator, boner, and electrician, but for the electrician position, it is necessary for the candidate to have experience and proof of a minimum 200-hour in-person electrician course, NR10, and SEP 40.

It is also worth noting that those who secure one of the job openings without experience need not worry, as JBS provides technical training from start to finish.

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Submit Your Resume

To participate in the selection process and compete for one of the 80 job openings at JBS, you must submit your resume or fill out the selection form on-site by October 7, 2020, between 6 AM and 11 AM.

The unit for filling out the form or bringing your documents is located on BR 060 highway, exit to Sidrolândia. Those opting to fill out the form on-site should bring a pen and personal identification with a photo.

About JBS

JBS is a Brazilian multinational recognized as one of the global leaders in the food industry. Headquartered in São Paulo, the company operates in 15 countries.

In all locations where it operates, more than 230,000 employees follow the same guidelines regarding sustainability – economic, social, and environmental – innovation, quality, and food safety, adopting best practices, always guided by the same Mission and Values.

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