120 vagas de emprego para atender industria do Rio Grande do Sul

Over 120 Job Openings to Support the Industry in Rio Grande do Sul

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/11/2019 at 19:41

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A Large Company Hires Grupo Mundial RH and Offers a Good Number of Job Openings in the Porto Alegre, Cachoeirinha, Canoas, Gravataí, and Charqueadas Regions

Porto Alegre, November 14, 2019 – Great relocation opportunities with a surprising number of job openings offered by Grupo Mundial RH. The selection process for the Production Assistant positions began this Thursday (14) around 4 PM, fully updated and receiving applications at full speed.

It is worth mentioning that, similarly, Locar also started a large selection today for many maritime positions, they are: Captain, First Officer, Chief Engineer, Second Engineer, Deckhand, Ordinary Seaman, Engineer, Cook, and Steward. Check back later for more details. For today, find out the fundamental requirements that Grupo Mundial requests.

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Requirements and Responsibilities for These Job Openings

The company informs that it is possible to apply in two very specific ways: by email and application on the website.

By Email – The vacancies are for 30 positions for Production Assistants. High school education is desirable, experience in the sector, and female candidates are preferred, in addition to residing in Porto Alegre and the metropolitan area. The email is mundialpoa@mundialrh.com.br, stating in the subject “Female Production Assistant.”

Application on the Website – Below, you can find the available positions in the industrial and operational sector:

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Assembler Pcd (20 openings)
Forklift Operator (1 opening)
Prepper and Operator (10 openings)
Junior Programmer (1 opening)
Mechanical Designer (1 opening)
Production Assistant (20 openings)
Foreign Trade Analyst (1 opening)
Pcp Assistant (1 opening)
Controller (1 opening)
Maintenance Electrician (1 opening)
Maintenance Electrician (1 opening)
Assembly Electrician (1 opening)
Electronic Technician (16 openings)

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Psychology Internship (1 opening)
Quality Sector Internship (1 opening)
Secretariat Internship (1 opening)
Automotive Maintenance Mechanic (1 opening)
Mechanical Maintenance Technician (15 openings)
Cnc Lathe Operator (20 openings)
Logistics Operator
Pcp Assistant Gravataí
Production Assistant
Quality Technician
Secretariat Internship
Maintenance Electrician
Quality Sector Internship

For these job openings, access the Grupo Mundial RH website by clicking here, where you will find information on salary, work regime, and how to register your resume in detail.

Over 120 Job Openings to Support the Industry in Rio Grande do Sul

A Large Company Hires Grupo Mundial RH and Offers a Good Number of Job Openings in the Porto Alegre, Cachoeirinha, Canoas, Gravataí, and Charqueadas Regions

Requirements and Responsibilities for These Job Openings

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Requirements and Responsibilities for These Job Openings

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