Multinational Automotive Company Seeks Painter Operators for Resende

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 03/07/2019 at 14:00

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Selection Process Started Yesterday (02/07) and Positions are for Professionals with Experience in the Automotive Sector to Work in the City of Resende, in the Southern Region of Rio de Janeiro

First RH started yesterday (02/07) a process aimed at selecting professionals who can work in the automotive segment in the industrial hub of Resende, in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
There are four positions for Paint Operators to work in a multinational company in the automotive sector, and as everyone knows, this segment is well developed in the southern region of the state, with several automobile manufacturers located there.

The First RH Group is an organization that includes three companies recognized for excellence in Human Resources. ETT FIRST, specialized in temporary labor, SHIFT, with outsourcing project solutions and services, and FIRST RECRUIT, a talent recruiter.

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Paint Operator (4 Positions)

Activity: Provide services within a multinational company in the automotive sector.
Requirements: Completion of High School is required, and experience in automotive painting in an automotive industry or workshop.

The company highlights in the announcement that the salary is “to be determined,” that it will be a temporary contract position, and that interested candidates who meet the profile should send their resume to the email: daianarsd@firstrh.com.br, and in the subject of the email, please indicate the name of the position.

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Multinational Automotive Company Seeks Painter Operators for Resende

Selection Process Started Yesterday (02/07) and Positions are for Professionals with Experience in the Automotive Sector to Work in the City of Resende, in the Southern Region of Rio de Janeiro

Paint Operator (4 Positions)

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