MRS Logística Offers Switchman Course with a Monthly Grant of R$500

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 10/04/2019 at 19:59

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MRS Logística Opened Training Course for Shunting Operators for the City of Rio de Janeiro and Logistics Assistant Position in São Paulo, This Wednesday, April 10.

NORTEARH is responsible for the recruitment and selection service of candidates for the course, assisting MRS Logística, which operates in the Railway Transportation segment, and is present in the states of Minas Gerais, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, offering, in partnership with SENAI, the Training Course for Shunting Operators for the City of Rio de Janeiro and the position for the professional with a complete High School education to work as a Logistics Assistant in São Paulo. Continue reading to know the details.

Training Course for Shunting Operators

Enrollment and the course are free. Classes will be held at SENAI/MINAS GERAIS, lasting approximately one month. The student will receive a monthly stipend of R$ 500.00 (five hundred reais), and expenses for food, lodging and transportation will be defined based on the candidates’ indicated place of residence at the time of enrollment.

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Requirements

Complete High School;
Knowledge in Computer Science;
Over 18 years old.

Enrollment: If you are interested in the position click here to enroll. Good Luck! Enrollment Deadline Until April 17, 2019!

Logistics Assistant – Jundiaí São Paulo

The logistics assistant supports the receipt of suppliers, verification, storage of materials, assistance to workshops, shipping and stock inventories, ensuring the physical integrity of stored materials, also using equipment such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and overhead cranes, according to procedures and safety standards.

Requirements

Complete High School
Driver’s license category B.
Experience with material logistics activities such as: receiving, storage, sorting, inventory and customer service.
Operation of industrial equipment (forklift and electric pallet jack).

Enrollment: If you are interested in the position click here to enroll. Good Luck! Enrollment Deadline Until April 14, 2019!

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MRS Logística Offers Switchman Course with a Monthly Grant of R$500

MRS Logística Opened Training Course for Shunting Operators for the City of Rio de Janeiro and Logistics Assistant Position in São Paulo, This Wednesday, April 10.

Training Course for Shunting Operators

Requirements

Logistics Assistant – Jundiaí São Paulo

Requirements

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MRS Logística Offers Switchman Course with a Monthly Grant of R$500

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