Many Job Openings This Morning (11/07) to Address Maintenance Shutdowns in Industries in Espírito Santo

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/11/2020 at 10:20

Updated on 07/11/2020 at 10:21

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Job Openings for Primary and Secondary Education Opened by Engineering Company for Industrial Assembly Works in Espírito Santo

Estel, a Brazilian company with more than 32 years of experience in the areas of assembly and maintenance, has opened a selection process with many job openings for primary, secondary, and technical education in Espírito Santo. Apply as well, Infrastructure and civil construction works demand many jobs for secondary and higher education for MG and ES

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The company offers integrated solutions to the following segments: paper and cellulose, steelmaking, mining, oil and gas, petrochemical, food, among others.

Estel Serviços Industriais Ltda, located in Aracruz, 80 km from Vitória-ES, founded in 1985, has as its main businesses: repair, inspection, and recovery of industrial electric machines; maintenance and industrial electrical assembly and instrumentation; among others.

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Check Below for Details of the Job Opening Opened by the Company for Work in Maintenance Shutdowns in Espírito Santo

Warehouse Clerk
Electrician
Lubricator
Mechanic
Production Operator
Planner
Welder
Supervisor
Safety Technician
Maintenance Technician

Requirements: proven experience on the job, reside in Greater Vitória, Espírito Santo

Application

If you live in Espírito Santo and specialize in any of the above positions, to apply for the job openings, register your resume as thoroughly as possible on the company’s website, by clicking here.

Many Job Openings This Morning (11/07) to Address Maintenance Shutdowns in Industries in Espírito Santo

Job Openings for Primary and Secondary Education Opened by Engineering Company for Industrial Assembly Works in Espírito Santo

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Check Below for Details of the Job Opening Opened by the Company for Work in Maintenance Shutdowns in Espírito Santo

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Many Job Openings This Morning (11/07) to Address Maintenance Shutdowns in Industries in Espírito Santo

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Check Below for Details of the Job Opening Opened by the Company for Work in Maintenance Shutdowns in Espírito Santo

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