Obra de manutenção Industrial contrata 150 trabalhadores até o dia 7

Industrial Maintenance Project Hires 150 Workers by the 7th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/07/2018 at 06:26

Updated on 06/07/2018 at 08:25

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Guindax Hires Heavily for Temporary Work, So Hurry Because Time Is Short and There Are Many Open Opportunities

Another major industrial maintenance project promoted by the company Guindax, which also frequently announces selection processes on its recruitment channels. In today’s selection process, there are 150 positions available, but you must hurry because resumes will be accepted only until July 7 (in less than 24 hours from the date of this post). It is worth noting that these activities are temporary, so let’s go to the job openings:

Requirements for the 150 Positions

Guindax is looking for experienced professionals to join its maintenance team in the following temporary roles:

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Industrial Maintenance Project Hires 150 Workers by the 7th

Guindax Hires Heavily for Temporary Work, So Hurry Because Time Is Short and There Are Many Open Opportunities

Requirements for the 150 Positions

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Industrial Maintenance Project Hires 150 Workers by the 7th

Guindax Hires Heavily for Temporary Work, So Hurry Because Time Is Short and There Are Many Open Opportunities

Requirements for the 150 Positions

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