Metasa Hiring in RS for Welder, Crane Operator, and Production Assistant Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/05/2020 at 11:54

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Job Openings Are for the City of Charqueadas, RS. Despite Covid-19, the Company Still Needs Employees to Maintain Production

For professionals interested in working in the state of RS (Rio Grande do Sul) at the industrial hub of Metasa for operational positions in structure construction, great job openings have been initiated by the company this Tuesday (06), even with restrictions in the industry due to Covid-19 in Brazil.

For those who are not familiar with Metasa, it has its main base in the city of Marau – RS, specializing in producing engineering solutions, manufacturing, and assembly in the field of metal structures in the segments of Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, Steelmaking, Mining, Infrastructure, and Pulp and Paper with technology and quality.

Job Openings in RS – Basic Requirements and Positions

The openings are for Metal Structure Welder, Production Assistant, and Crane Operator

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Completed Elementary Education
Availability to Work on 1st and 2nd Shifts
Proven Experience

It is very important to emphasize that availability to work in Charqueadas will be necessary, and probably only candidates from RS will be considered for the selection process.

Contact methods include a direct email to the company or contact by phone. But once again we ask that you only contact the company if you closely meet the requirements of the job openings listed here today.

Email – Send your CV to selecao@metasa.com.br

Phone – Call (54) 3342

The Secretary of Health of Rio Grande do Sul Regulates Prevention Measures Against Covid-19 in the State’s Industry

The Secretary of Health (SES), which determines the adoption of prevention and control measures for Covid-19 in the industries of Rio Grande do Sul.

The actions contained in the document were discussed with lawmakers, the Public Ministry of Labor, and representatives from the meat and derivatives sector, one of the most affected by outbreaks of the disease. The goal, according to the Secretary of Health, Arita Bergmann, is to contain possible transmissions in industrial spaces promptly and prevent the coronavirus from spreading in these environments, where many people usually work in closed spaces. Access the RS government page here for additional information.

Metasa Hiring in RS for Welder, Crane Operator, and Production Assistant Positions

Job Openings Are for the City of Charqueadas, RS. Despite Covid-19, the Company Still Needs Employees to Maintain Production

Job Openings in RS – Basic Requirements and Positions

The Secretary of Health of Rio Grande do Sul Regulates Prevention Measures Against Covid-19 in the State’s Industry

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