MRS Logistics Seeks Several Professionals for Its Maintenance Department

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Published on 22/07/2019 at 10:16

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Large Logistics Company Seeks Maintenance Professionals to Join Its Staff in Three Brazilian States, Applications Open Until the End of July

One of the largest logistics companies in Brazil is currently holding a selection process for its operational maintenance sector for its railways.
The available positions are for Metallurgical Maintainers, Track Maintainers, Electromechanical Technician for Track Equipment, and Shift Operator. The states where the professional will operate are Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Minas Gerais, see the details below and access the link for more information and to apply.

MRS Logística is a freight railway operator that manages a network of 1,643 km in the states of Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo, a region that accounts for about half of Brazil’s GDP. The company was established in 1996 when the government transferred the management of the national railway system to the private sector, and today it ranks among the largest freight railways in the world, with a production more than three times greater than that recorded in the 1990s.

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Position for Metallurgical Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

Location: Arará (RJ)
Applications Until 30/07/2019
Experience with welding, MIG welding, oxy-fuel cutting, and plasma cutting.

Position for Track Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

Location: Itaquaquecetuba (SP)
Applications Until 28/07/2019
Experience in Railway and Highway Maintenance.

Position for Track Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

Location: Taubaté (SP)
Applications Until 28/07/2019

Experience in Railway and Highway Maintenance.

Position for Electromechanical Technician for Track Equipment (Click Here to Apply)

Location: Juiz de Fora (MG)
Applications Until 28/07/2019
Experience in Mechanical Maintenance (maintenance of diesel engines, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, and rolling stock electrical systems).

Position for Shift Operator (Click Here to Apply)

Location: Belo Horizonte (MG)
Applications Until 28/07/2019
Required Knowledge: Intermediate Office Package, computer handling.

MRS Logistics Seeks Several Professionals for Its Maintenance Department

Large Logistics Company Seeks Maintenance Professionals to Join Its Staff in Three Brazilian States, Applications Open Until the End of July

Position for Metallurgical Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

Position for Track Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

Position for Track Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

Position for Electromechanical Technician for Track Equipment (Click Here to Apply)

Position for Shift Operator (Click Here to Apply)

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Large Logistics Company Seeks Maintenance Professionals to Join Its Staff in Three Brazilian States, Applications Open Until the End of July

Position for Metallurgical Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

Position for Track Maintainer (Click Here to Apply)

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Position for Electromechanical Technician for Track Equipment (Click Here to Apply)

Position for Shift Operator (Click Here to Apply)

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