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Many Operational And Technical Positions Available In The Industry Of The South Of The Country

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 30/05/2019 at 11:07

Updated on 30/05/2019 at 11:30

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Human Resources Company Specializing in Recruitment Is Selecting Professionals for Job Openings in the Industry in the Southern Region of the Country

Opus RH, a company specializing in assisting businesses with recruitment and selection at various levels, positions, and activities, is currently holding a selection process for many roles in Quality, production, planning, projects, maintenance, and SMS.
There are many job openings in the industry for factory floor professionals as well as specialized technicians; they will be required to work in the southern part of the country, specifically in the city of Caxias do Sul, in Rio Grande do Sul.

Opus RH is a Human Resources company that has been in the market since 1999, offering a specialized structure with values based on Ethics, Trust, and Transparency in Actions.

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Check the list of job openings in Caxias do Sul/RS, and if you identify with the openings above, express your interest by clicking on the links provided in the job names.

Quality Analyst

Methods and Processes Analyst

Mold Maker for Plastic Injection

Junior Production Planner

Nutritionist

Junior Production Planner

Electronic Technician

Welder

Occupational Safety Technician

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All indications point that these vacancies are to meet the demand of their first contract with Petrobras, which is for Support to Operations and Maintenance of Drilling Rigs of the Brazilian oil company.

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Many Operational And Technical Positions Available In The Industry Of The South Of The Country

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