Over 60 Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Levels Opened Yesterday (07/23) in Various Positions by the Manufacturer Colormaq

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/07/2020 at 10:55

Mais de 60 vagas de emprego de ensino fundamental, médio e superior abertas ontem (23/07) em diversas funções pela fabricante Colormaq em São Paulo

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Do you live in São Paulo? The goods and consumables manufacturer Colormaq has opened more than 60 job vacancies at the elementary, high school, and higher education levels in various positions for the city of Araçatuba – SP. Contracts in Steelmaking Require Curriculum Registration for High School and Higher Education at IDG Engenharia in Minas Gerais

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

Distributor of products in small, medium, and large retail networks across the country, with a focus on expanding foreign trade.

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Do You Live in São Paulo and Want to Be Part of This Great Company? Check Below the Requirements and How to Apply for the Job Vacancies Open Today by COLORMAQ

Occupational Nurse
Ergonomist Physiotherapist
Checker
Expedition Assistant – 6 Vacancies
Production Operator – 50 Vacancies
Toolmaker
Treasury Coordinator
Technical Assistance Attendant – 2 Vacancies
IT Intern
Management Information Analyst

Benefits

The company offers excellent benefits to employees, such as medical assistance, childcare assistance, breakfast, payroll loans, profit sharing, cafeteria, life insurance, and food vouchers.

Application

If you live in São Paulo and are interested in the job vacancies for elementary, high school, and higher education mentioned above, send your resume, indicating the position name in the subject line of the email to seleção@colormaq.com.br. You can also register your resume directly on the company’s website by clicking this link or even deliver it in person at the reception from 8 AM to 4 PM at the address: Estrada Municipal Araçatuba/Prata Km 09, Araçatuba, SP.

Over 60 Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Levels Opened Yesterday (07/23) in Various Positions by the Manufacturer Colormaq

Check the Requirements to Apply for the More Than 60 Job Vacancies for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education in the State of São Paulo.

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Do You Live in São Paulo and Want to Be Part of This Great Company? Check Below the Requirements and How to Apply for the Job Vacancies Open Today by COLORMAQ

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Over 60 Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Levels Opened Yesterday (07/23) in Various Positions by the Manufacturer Colormaq

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