Marfrig Opens Over 150 Job Vacancies for Electromechanical Technicians, Operators, and Other Positions

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Published on 07/01/2021 at 17:59

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Marfrig, Food Company, Has Over 150 Job Opportunities For Medium, Technical, And Higher Level Professionals

Marfrig Global Foods is one of the largest animal protein-based food companies in the world. Currently, the company has opened more than 150 job vacancies for positions such as electromechanical technician, technician, operator, assistant, helper, sawyer, mechanic, electrician, and much more.

Check Out The Job Openings At The Food Sector Company!

Electromechanical Technician

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Technician in Electromechanics
Previous experience in the refrigeration industry;
Experience in industrial areas for more than 1 year.

Maintenance Engineer

Degree in Mechanical Engineering;
Experience in can production in the food industry.

Industrial Mechanic

Technical course in industrial mechanics.
Practical knowledge of MIG and TIG welding and basic knowledge of lathes.

Industrial Electrician

NR 10 course of 40 hours (within validity period);
Industrial Electrician Technician.

Mechanical Turner

Technical course in Mechanical Maintenance;
Availability of Schedule.

Operational Assistant

Availability of Schedule

Operational Leader

Basic computer skills and people management.

Applications: If you want to enter the job market in the food sector and want to apply for the above vacancies, just click on the desired position to be redirected to the application site. To access all job vacancies, click here. Good luck!

Marfrig Opens Over 150 Job Vacancies for Electromechanical Technicians, Operators, and Other Positions

Marfrig, Food Company, Has Over 150 Job Opportunities For Medium, Technical, And Higher Level Professionals

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Check Out The Job Openings At The Food Sector Company!

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