Leader In The Paper And Pulp Segment, Klabin Has Job Openings In Continuous Improvement, Environment, Geoprocessing, And More

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Published on 03/09/2020 at 07:50

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Klabin Pulp and Paper Opens Job Opportunities for Continuous Improvement Engineer and Environmental Assistant, Geoprocessing Assistant, and More, for SC, RS, and PR

Job vacancies in the industrial sector are open at Klabin, a leading company in the pulp and paper segment. There are 04 new opportunities available for environmental engineer, geoprocessing assistant, continuous improvement engineer, and customer service assistant. The job openings are for cities in the states of Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, and Paraná.

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The company is a leader in the production of paper and board for packaging, corrugated cardboard packaging, and industrial bags, in addition to trading logs. It is also the only company in the country to simultaneously provide the market with short fiber pulp (eucalyptus), long fiber pulp (pine), and fluff pulp. Since 1899, Klabin has transformed raw materials into renewable and biodegradable multi-use products.

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Leader In The Paper And Pulp Segment, Klabin Has Job Openings In Continuous Improvement, Environment, Geoprocessing, And More

Klabin Pulp and Paper Opens Job Opportunities for Continuous Improvement Engineer and Environmental Assistant, Geoprocessing Assistant, and More, for SC, RS, and PR

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Leader In The Paper And Pulp Segment, Klabin Has Job Openings In Continuous Improvement, Environment, Geoprocessing, And More

Klabin Pulp and Paper Opens Job Opportunities for Continuous Improvement Engineer and Environmental Assistant, Geoprocessing Assistant, and More, for SC, RS, and PR

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