Metasa Announced Several Job Openings in the Industry on June 11

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 12/06/2019 at 16:27

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Job Openings for Parts Calibrator, Crane Operator, Metal Structure Assembler, Welder, and Machine Operator Are for Those with Completed Elementary Education

Metasa Metal Structures announced yesterday (11/06) job openings in the industry, the opening of a selection process for five positions to compose the framework of its headquarters in Marau, Rio Grande do Sul.
If you are a professional in one of these positions, please visit the company’s headquarters with your documents and professional license and apply for jobs in the southern industry. These are excellent opportunities for career repositioning or professional improvement.

Metasa is a genuinely Brazilian company, a pioneer in the development of engineering solutions, manufacturing, and assembly in metal structures, being among the largest and most traditional organizations in the sector in the country.

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Here is the List of Job Openings at Metasa:

Parts Calibrator,
Crane Operator,
Metal Structure Assembler,
Welder,
Machine Operator.

Requirements:

Desirable Completed Elementary Education;
Experience in Industry;
Availability of Hours.

Interested in the job openings? Do you have the profile required by the company for the positions? Please visit the company’s unit in Marau for registration and evaluation with your Work Card and personal documents.
The company emphasizes that all opportunities are also intended for people with disabilities and that the benefits offered include: Salary compatible with the position, a benefits package, and opportunities for growth.

The company’s address is highway ERS 324, Km 82 – Marau – RS – Brazil – ZIP 99150-000

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Metasa Announced Several Job Openings in the Industry on June 11

Job Openings for Parts Calibrator, Crane Operator, Metal Structure Assembler, Welder, and Machine Operator Are for Those with Completed Elementary Education

Here is the List of Job Openings at Metasa:

Requirements:

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