Over 100 Job Openings for Production Operator Available at Colormaq Manufacturer for Elementary School Graduates

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Published on 06/08/2020 at 13:55

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Check the Requirements to Apply for More Than 100 Job Openings for Fundamental Education in the State of São Paulo. Attention: Resume Submission Today (08/06)

Are you a resident of São Paulo? The consumer goods manufacturer Colormaq has over 100 job openings for fundamental level Production Operators in Birigui – SP. Hurry, applications close today (08/06). Drilling service provider opens job vacancies for offshore contracts in Rio das Ostras; 14 x 14 shift schedule

COLORMAQ is a company specialized in the manufacture of durable consumer goods. It operates in the segments: WHITE GOODS AND FURNITURE, totaling a portfolio of over 400 items in the manufacturing line.

Distributor of products across small, medium, and large retail networks throughout the national territory, with an expansion effort in foreign trade.

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Are you a resident of São Paulo and want to be part of this great company? Check below the requirements and how to apply for the job openings available today at COLORMAQ

Production Operator – more than 100 vacancies – São Paulo

Requirements

Completed fundamental education
Over 18 years old
Experience in factory or operational activities
Reside near Birigui – São Paulo

Activities: General support in production activities and assembly line

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Registration closes today August 6, 2020

If you are a resident of São Paulo and are interested in the job openings above, send your resume indicating in the subject line of the email “Production Operator Birigui” to seleção@colormaq.com.br or deliver it in person at Prepara Cursos at the address: Rua nove de julho – Nº 890 until August 6, 2020.

Over 100 Job Openings for Production Operator Available at Colormaq Manufacturer for Elementary School Graduates

Check the Requirements to Apply for More Than 100 Job Openings for Fundamental Education in the State of São Paulo. Attention: Resume Submission Today (08/06)

Are you a resident of São Paulo and want to be part of this great company? Check below the requirements and how to apply for the job openings available today at COLORMAQ

Check Other Job Opportunities in São Paulo

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Over 100 Job Openings for Production Operator Available at Colormaq Manufacturer for Elementary School Graduates

Check the Requirements to Apply for More Than 100 Job Openings for Fundamental Education in the State of São Paulo. Attention: Resume Submission Today (08/06)

Are you a resident of São Paulo and want to be part of this great company? Check below the requirements and how to apply for the job openings available today at COLORMAQ

Check Other Job Opportunities in São Paulo

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