Brazil's Largest Railway Operator Hires Electricians, Train Drivers, Apprentices, Assistants, and Other Professionals for Job Openings in Various Regions

Brazil’s Largest Railway Operator Hires Electricians, Train Drivers, Apprentices, Assistants, and Other Professionals for Job Openings in Various Regions

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/11/2020 at 19:17

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Leader in Logistics Services and Largest National Railway Operator Has Several Job Openings Across Brazil

Rumo is the largest railway operator in Brazil, offering logistics services for transport by railways, loading at ports, and storage of products. Currently, the company has job openings for electricians, train drivers, operators, mechanics, technicians, analysts, and much more. The opportunities are available in the states of Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraná, and Goiás.

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About Rumo Logistics:

Rumo is the largest railway operator in Brazil, offering logistics services for transport by railways, loading at ports, and storage of products. Currently, its asset base consists of four concessions, totaling 12,021 km of railway lines, 1,000 locomotives, and 25,000 wagons, in addition to distribution centers and storage facilities.

The company has stakes in six port terminals, five of them in the Port of Santos (SP) and one in the Port of Paranaguá (PR), with a storage capacity of around 1.3 million tons and a loading capacity of approximately 29 million tons per year.

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Check Out RUMO’s Job Openings!

Warehouse Assistant
Administrative Analyst – Financial
Project and Studies Analyst PL
Technology Analyst SR – Database
Technology Analyst SR – Oracle Database
Apprentice
Permanent Way Assistant
Open Recruitment for Railway Specialists and Leaders
Open Recruitment for Train Drivers
Open Recruitment for Terminal Operator – Rondonópolis
Open Recruitment for People with Disabilities
Open Recruitment for Operational Area Professionals
Open Recruitment for Technical Area Professionals
Open Recruitment São Simão – GO / Rio Verde – GO / Anápolis – GO
Line Driver I
Electrician I
Senior Engineering Specialist
Senior Technology Specialist – Data Structure
Compensation and Benefits Manager
Information Security Manager – BISO
Technology Manager – Railway Systems
Train Driver I
Machine Operator I – Paranaguá
Rounder I

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Brazil’s Largest Railway Operator Hires Electricians, Train Drivers, Apprentices, Assistants, and Other Professionals for Job Openings in Various Regions

Leader in Logistics Services and Largest National Railway Operator Has Several Job Openings Across Brazil

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About Rumo Logistics:

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