Opportunities Announced Today, May 8, for Açu Port

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/05/2019 at 12:45

Updated on 08/05/2019 at 12:47

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New Opportunities in São João da Barra Ventures Were Announced on This Day, May 8, by the Superintendence of Labor and Income

The Açu Port Complex has new opportunities that were announced this Wednesday, 08, by the Superintendence of Labor and Income of São João da Barra. The Açu Port Complex has been continuously absorbing labor and this time the openings are for the positions of Assembling Mechanic and Adjustment Mechanic. Be aware of the application deadline, which will be until May 15, 2019.

Assembling Mechanic

Requirements

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Adjustment Mechanic

Requirements

Desirable Course in Valid Adjustment Mechanic
1 year of proven experience in the work card.

Application

For the positions above, 1 year of experience in the work card and availability to perform activities in São João da Barra will be necessary. The maximum deadline for applications ends on May 15, exactly at 5 PM. To apply for the position, just click on the job title of your interest and you will be directed to the application page. Good luck!

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Opportunities Announced Today, May 8, for Açu Port

New Opportunities in São João da Barra Ventures Were Announced on This Day, May 8, by the Superintendence of Labor and Income

Assembling Mechanic

Adjustment Mechanic

Application

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