Mais de 500 novas vagas estão abertas hoje (22/09) pela JBS, a brasileira que superou a gigante do petróleo Petrobras em receita

Over 500 New Job Openings Are Available Today (09/22) from JBS, The Brazilian Company That Surpassed Oil Giant Petrobras in Revenue

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/09/2020 at 11:39

Updated on 22/09/2020 at 12:34

As mais de 500 vagas abertas pela maior fabricante de carne do mundo são para as unidades de Anastácio, Campo Grande, Caarapó, Coxim, Dourados, Naviraí e Sidrolândia no Mato Grosso do Sul

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The Over 500 Open Positions by the Largest Meat Processor in the World Are for the Units in Anastácio, Campo Grande, Caarapó, Coxim, Dourados, Naviraí, and Sidrolândia in Mato Grosso do Sul

JBS – the largest meat processor in the world, which surpassed the oil giant Petrobras in revenue, announces the opening of over 500 new job vacancies at its units in Anastácio, Campo Grande, Caarapó, Coxim, Dourados, Naviraí, and Sidrolândia, in Mato Grosso do Sul. This year alone, the company has already made more than two thousand hires in the state. HR Agency in Rio de Janeiro Calls for URGENT Vacancies. Join the 60 x 60 Shift

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JBS is one of the global leaders in the food industry and has a global production platform diversified by geography and types of protein.

The Company has over 240,000 employees, in production units or offices across all continents, in countries such as Brazil, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and China, among others – in Brazil, there are over 130,000 employees, making the company one of the largest private employers in the country.

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Check Below the Positions, Requirements, and How to Apply for Job Openings at JBS in MS

Anastácio – (67) 3245-5540 – The unit offers positions for Maintenance Supervisor, Utilities Supervisor, and Products Supervisor. Interested candidates must have a completed higher education degree and send their resumes to the email cintia.sakashita@friboi.com.br.

Campo Grande – (67) 2107-2571 – The unit offers positions for Hygiene Operator. Interested candidates should deliver their resumes to the unit located at Av. Duque de Caxias, 7255, Nova Campo Grande neighborhood.

Caarapó – (67) 3498-1423 – There are 20 positions available for the production line and one position for a flour factory operator. Interested candidates must send their resumes to the email recrutamentocaa@seara.com.br.

Coxim – (67) 3291-0000 – The unit offers a position for an Industrial Mechanic. Interested candidates should send their resumes to the email roane.correa@friboi.com.br.

Dourados – (67) 3411-2047 – There are over 300 positions available for the production line. Selections take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:30 AM, and on Fridays at 1 PM, at the ADCS Association – located on BR 163 Highway, Km 6, Industrial District. It is necessary to bring a pen and personal documents.

Naviraí – (67) 3409-6753 / (67) 3409-6765 – The unit has openings for Butchers. Interested candidates should send their resumes to the email recrutamento.navirai@friboi.com.br or deliver them at the unit’s reception, located on Naviraí/Itaquiraí Highway, Km 02, BR 163, Rural Zone.

Sidrolândia – (67) 3272-7022 – There are over 200 positions for the production line. Selections take place daily during business hours at the Integrated Worker Service Center (CIAT), located at Rua Lucia de Souza Mello, 128, Downtown.

Over 500 New Job Openings Are Available Today (09/22) from JBS, The Brazilian Company That Surpassed Oil Giant Petrobras in Revenue

The Over 500 Open Positions by the Largest Meat Processor in the World Are for the Units in Anastácio, Campo Grande, Caarapó, Coxim, Dourados, Naviraí, and Sidrolândia in Mato Grosso do Sul

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