JSL, Leader In Transportation, Opens 127 Job Vacancies In Various Sectors, Including Mechanics, Bitrem Drivers, Truck Drivers, And More

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 30/01/2024 at 15:29

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Job Announcement at JSL: Comprehensive Opportunities at a Leading Logistics Company.

JSL, a pioneer company with 65 years in the logistics sector, announces the opening of 127 job vacancies, such as mechanics, truck drivers, and more, reinforcing its commitment to simplicity, work and development of people. These opportunities reflect the ongoing expansion of JSL and its leadership in road logistics in Brazil.

Job List at JSL

Field Supervisor – São Gabriel, RS
Traffic Supervisor – Santa Maria, RS
Store Supervisor – Indianópolis, MG
Forklift Mechanic – Goiânia
Heavy Equipment Maintenance Mechanic – Manoel Viana, RS
Heavy Equipment Mechanic – São Gabriel, RS
Rescue Mechanic – Belo Oriente
Truck Mechanic – Indianópolis, MG
Diesel Mechanic – Indaiatuba, SP
Driver – Nova Lima, MG
Bitrem Driver – Santa Maria, RS
Water Truck Driver – Canaã dos Carajás, PA
Trailer Driver – Jacareí, SP; Osasco, SP; São José dos Campos, SP; Macaé, RJ

More details about these and other vacancies are available on the JSL portal.

Benefits

JSL offers differentiated benefits, including specialized 24-hour support for various areas, extended maternity and paternity leave, assistance in purchasing school kits, discounts on travel and entertainment, professional development opportunities through JSL University, and support in changing the driver’s license category for drivers.

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How to Apply

To apply for job vacancies at JSL, interested parties should visit the company’s careers page, AT THIS LINK. There, they can find detailed information about each position, including necessary requirements and the application process.

About JSL

With a history of 65 years, JSL stands out in the market for its extensive portfolio of logistics services, including cargo transportation, internal logistics, chartering, and fleet management, among others. The company emphasizes the importance of simplicity, work, and people in its operations, promoting a work environment that values diversity and professional development.

JSL, Leader In Transportation, Opens 127 Job Vacancies In Various Sectors, Including Mechanics, Bitrem Drivers, Truck Drivers, And More

Job Announcement at JSL: Comprehensive Opportunities at a Leading Logistics Company.

Job List at JSL

Benefits

How to Apply

About JSL

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Job Announcement at JSL: Comprehensive Opportunities at a Leading Logistics Company.

Job List at JSL

Benefits

How to Apply

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