Metalúrgica Irontec contrata profissionais para trabalhar em Goiânia.

Metalworking Company Hires Professionals to Work in Goiânia.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/08/2018 at 03:53

Updated on 04/08/2018 at 09:08

Irontec contrata profissionais para Goiânia

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Irontec Metalworks Hiring Professionals to Work in Goiânia. These Are Opportunities for Those Looking to Start the Week on the Right Foot in the Job Market.

Major metalworks company, Irontec, based in Goiânia, is seeking qualified professionals to fill its workforce. A great opportunity for those looking to kickstart their career in one of the fastest-growing industrial sectors worldwide, the metalworking sector. It is within an industry that you have the chance for significant learning and professional growth.

Irontec specializes in various services and possesses high technology in metal construction. Some of its metal services include: Large-Scale Industrial and Commercial Projects, Shopping Centers, Convention and Event Pavilions and Hangars, Multimodal Grain Terminals, Alcohol and Sugar Plants and other Biofuels, Buildings for the Automotive Industry and Dealerships, Small Hydroelectric Power Plants, Substations, etc.

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Available Positions

Work Safety Technician;
Assembly Assistant.

How to Apply

>> To apply for one of the positions at Irontec, you need to send your resume to the email rh@irontec.com.br with the job title in the subject line.

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Irontec hires professionals for Goiânia

Metalworking Company Hires Professionals to Work in Goiânia.

Irontec Metalworks Hiring Professionals to Work in Goiânia. These Are Opportunities for Those Looking to Start the Week on the Right Foot in the Job Market.

Available Positions

How to Apply

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