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Aluminum Manufacturing Company Opens Hiring Process

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/09/2017 at 07:04

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Opportunities Are for Activities in Espírito Santo at a Recognized Aluminum Metallurgy Company, Direct Contact in HR.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]A Perfil Alumínio do Brasil S/A, which is a metallurgy specialized in this field, announced the hiring of some professionals to meet the growing demand for activities within the company. It has made no requirements regarding residency, so anyone who has worked in this industrial category may apply. Below, take a good look at the positions it requested:

- Industrial Production Supervisor
- Industrial Locksmith
- Industrial Electrician
- Credit and Collection Analyst

Requirements

All with a minimum of 3 years of experience in the role, regarding the routines of the respective functions in an industrial environment. Completed High School, Technical and/or Vocational Course in the Area of Expertise.

BENEFITS

Salary compatible with the market, attractive Functional Growth Policy, meals at the company, health and dental plan, and other rights under the CLT.

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Application

If you meet the job requirements and wish to apply, send your resume to recrutamento@perfilcm.com.br, indicating the job title in the subject line of the email.

Remember that the workplace is in the Viana unit, Vila Velha -ES, and all applicants must be available to travel and live nearby if they are approved in the selection process. See the company’s official post by clicking here.

Learn More About the Company

In perfect sync with an extremely demanding market, Perfil Alumínio do Brasil S.A. challenges the obvious and establishes a new service paradigm, with operations centralized in the state capital of Espírito Santo.

With units located in Vila Velha and Viana, both in the metropolitan region of Vitória (ES), the company aims to occupy spaces outside the Rio-São Paulo axis, thus establishing an excellent supply option for extruded aluminum profiles to the main emerging markets in the country. The identity could not be more suggestive, and the name Perfil Alumínio quickly became synonymous with solution.

Aluminum Manufacturing Company Opens Hiring Process

Opportunities Are for Activities in Espírito Santo at a Recognized Aluminum Metallurgy Company, Direct Contact in HR.

Requirements

BENEFITS

Application

Learn More About the Company

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