Marcopolo Multinational Is Hiring Professionals in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) for Job Openings That Do Not Require High School or Higher Education

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 29/07/2022 at 04:48

Updated on 29/07/2022 at 08:30

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Marcopolo Multinational Was Founded in the City of Caxias do Sul, Located in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) on August 6, 1949, and Has Been Constantly Expanding Its Market Since Then.

The Marcopolo multinational, focused on the automotive sector, has job openings for professionals in the city of Caxias do Sul, its headquarters located in Rio Grande do Sul (RS), and the company seeks effective professionals under the CLT modality for in-person work as a manual and physical services technician without higher education or secondary education. Applications for one of the institution’s selection processes occur through the GUPY portal.

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Below is the list of main opportunities at Marcopolo multinational that do not require higher education. The CPG created a brief description with just a few of them, so to access all open positions, you should visit the company’s portal on Gupy.

WELDER ASSEMBLER – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

The opportunity for welder assembler is available to residents of Caxias do Sul, in Rio Grande do Sul (RS). The institution requests that the ideal candidate has completed elementary education and has experience in the field; a high school diploma or technical qualification in the sector is a differential.

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MOLD REPAIR TECHNICIAN (PLASTICS) – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

The mold repair technician will work in the city of Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul. It is desirable to have completed elementary education, and having completed high school is a differential. Among the functions that will be part of this employee’s daily routine, we can mention:

Carry out the maintenance process of molds to operate painting and polishing.
Apply repair putty to molds whenever necessary.
Evaluate the need for repairs.

Click here to apply for the mold repair technician position.

ASSEMBLER – APOLO – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

The assembler will work in person at the company’s headquarters and must have both completed elementary education and experience in assembly. In summary, the regular duties are:

Handle tools using personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure the safety of oneself and other employees.
Make cuts, drill holes, and adjust parts whenever necessary.

One of the differentials to apply is that the candidate enjoys working in groups and has good verbal communication skills. Working hours are Monday to Friday (7:30 AM – 5:03 PM) – 45 min break or Monday to Friday (4:55 PM – 1:55 AM) – 45 min break.

Click here to apply for the assembler position.

WELDING ASSISTANT – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

As soon as selected for the job position, the welding assistant will undergo free training with the company. One of the requirements for having the selected profile is that they have completed elementary education and an interest in working as a welder, even if they have no experience.

Click here to apply for the welding assistant position.

Marcopolo Multinational Is Hiring Professionals in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) for Job Openings That Do Not Require High School or Higher Education

Marcopolo Multinational Was Founded in the City of Caxias do Sul, Located in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) on August 6, 1949, and Has Been Constantly Expanding Its Market Since Then.

Job Openings at Marcopolo Multinational: See the List of Main Opportunities Without Higher Education That We Have Curated!

WELDER ASSEMBLER – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

MOLD REPAIR TECHNICIAN (PLASTICS) – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

ASSEMBLER – APOLO – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

WELDING ASSISTANT – Caxias do Sul – Rio Grande do Sul (RS)

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Marcopolo Multinational Is Hiring Professionals in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) for Job Openings That Do Not Require High School or Higher Education

Marcopolo Multinational Was Founded in the City of Caxias do Sul, Located in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) on August 6, 1949, and Has Been Constantly Expanding Its Market Since Then.

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