Librelato S.A. anunciou processo seletivo oficial no dia 16 de outubro

Librelato S.A. Announced Official Selection Process on October 16

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/09/2017 at 10:20

Updated on 04/10/2017 at 13:45

Seja o primeiro a reagir!

Hiring at Librelato Will Begin on October 16 for Road Concession Projects, A Great Opportunity for Reemployment in the Market.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Librelato exclaimed this week in this way on social media: “A great chance to rejoin the job market!”. It announced its recruitment season on LinkedIn for newly signed contracts in concession works, which means jobs everywhere, but it seems the project has a very short contractual date, about a little over 2 months, but for those who have been out of work since 2015, when this crisis gained strength in an unprecedented way, there isn’t much to choose from, right? Below, see the job openings it is offering.

Welders (46 openings), Painters (4), Installers (4), Blasters (1), Production Assistants (2), and Plasma/Underwater Arc/Bending Machine/Calender Operators (4). In the screenshot taken just below the company’s post, you will have a better overview of what Click Petroleum and Gas is saying, remembering that the opportunities are official and from reliable sources.

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How to Apply

To apply for the positions described by Librelato, you will need to access THE COMPANY’S OFFICIAL WEBSITE HERE, fill out the online application form, so please do this on a computer. There is also a second option, which is to call Juliene from Human Resources at the phone number 48 – 34672280. The third option is to send an email to juliane.leopoldo@librelato.com.br, requesting more information about the openings. You can check the source and the official post from the company here. For more updated vacancies in this sector and others, visit the jobs section of this blog.

About the Company

Librelato has a diverse line of semi-trailers, bitrens, and rodotrens, also acting in the light line. Among the best-selling products are open cargo semi-trailers (grain carriers) and tipping semi-trailers. Its mission is to develop transportation solutions that ensure complete customer satisfaction with excellence in service.

Librelato S.A. Announced Official Selection Process on October 16

Hiring at Librelato Will Begin on October 16 for Road Concession Projects, A Great Opportunity for Reemployment in the Market.

How to Apply

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