OceanPact Opens Recruitment Process for Positions at Port Terminals in Porto do Açu, Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, and Santos

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Published on 11/01/2021 at 14:47

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Job Openings to Support OceanPact’s Operational Bases at the Port Terminals of Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, Porto do Açu, and Santos. Check How to Apply

Excellent job openings for high school and higher education positions are available at the Brazilian OceanPact in RJ and SP. The opportunities are to support the operational bases of the company located at the Port Terminals in the cities of Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, Porto do Açu, and Santos. Check how to apply. Also, sign up for the Distributor of oil derivatives starts recruitment for many positions today, January 11.

See Below for Details on Job Openings to Work at the Port Terminals of Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, Porto do Açu, and Santos

Benefits

OceanPact offers employees benefits such as medical assistance, dental assistance, partnerships with partner companies, workplace wellness programs, life insurance, food allowance, meal allowance, and transportation assistance.

Application

Interested in any of the job openings above? To participate in the selection process, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

OceanPact Opens Recruitment Process for Positions at Port Terminals in Porto do Açu, Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, and Santos

Job Openings to Support OceanPact’s Operational Bases at the Port Terminals of Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, Porto do Açu, and Santos. Check How to Apply

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See Below for Details on Job Openings to Work at the Port Terminals of Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, Porto do Açu, and Santos

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OceanPact Opens Recruitment Process for Positions at Port Terminals in Porto do Açu, Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, and Santos

Job Openings to Support OceanPact’s Operational Bases at the Port Terminals of Angra dos Reis, Itaguaí, Niterói, Porto do Açu, and Santos. Check How to Apply

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