Great Job Opportunities for Job Seekers: Alto Tietê Offers 1,813 Positions This Monday in Various Areas and Levels of Professional Qualification

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Published on 26/05/2025 at 08:16

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Alto Tietê Offers 1,813 Job Openings This Monday in Mogi, Suzano, Poá, Ferraz, and Santa Isabel for Different Areas and Qualification Levels

The start of the week comes with opportunities for those seeking work in Alto Tietê. This Monday (26), there are 1,813 job openings available in various areas and qualification levels. The opportunities are concentrated in the cities of Mogi das Cruzes, Suzano, Poá, Ferraz de Vasconcelos, and Santa Isabel.

The vacancies are offered by municipal employment programs and the Worker Assistance Centers (PATs), with free access for all candidates. Below, see how to participate in each city and which positions are being offered.

Mogi das Cruzes Leads with 785 Job Openings in Various Positions

In Mogi das Cruzes, interested individuals should access the platform Mogi Conecta to participate in the selection processes and check the details of each vacancy. For inquiries, the available phone numbers are: 4699-1900, 4699-2784, and 4798-6315.

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Suzano Has 667 Job Openings in Different Sectors

In Suzano, the Mais Emprego program concentrates 667 opportunities. Interested individuals should register through the program’s website and follow the instructions.

The central unit is located at Avenida Paulo Portela, 210, and Centrus Norte is located at Avenida Francisco Marengo, 2,301, in Jardim Dona Benta. For inquiries, the contact phone number is 4745-2264.

The city offers a wide variety of positions, notably receptive customer service operator (200 vacancies), sales consultant (50), salesperson (39), general helper (38), and production assistant (31).

There are also vacancies for truck driver, receptionist, logistics operator, electrician, and snack bar attendant.

PATs Total 361 Vacancies in Ferraz, Poá, and Santa Isabel

In addition to municipal programs, the Worker Assistance Centers (PATs) also offer vacancies in three cities in the region. In total, there are 361 job openings available for different areas. To participate, it is necessary to go in person to one of the PATs.

In Ferraz de Vasconcelos, services take place at Rua Américo Trufelli, 60, in Parque Dourado. The city offers seven vacancies for metalworkers.

Poá has 183 vacancies, mainly for active and receptive telemarketing operator (50), business analyst (30), food service helpers (23), and snack bar attendants (20).

There are also opportunities for safety technician, metalworker, administrative supervisor, and high-frequency press operator.

Santa Isabel offers 171 vacancies spread across various positions. The roles with the most openings are dressmaker in series production (70), production line feeder (42), and maintenance worker (26). Other positions include urban bus driver, butcher, salesperson, cashier, welder, and IT user support technician (helpdesk).

Those interested should visit the PAT in Santa Isabel, located at Praça da Bandeira, 56, in the city center. In Poá, the address is Rua 26 de Março, 72, also in the city center.

In total, Alto Tietê offers 1,813 job vacancies across five cities this Monday. The opportunities are distributed across different sectors and education levels, highlighting areas such as production, sales, customer service, and construction. To participate, just access the platforms of each municipality or visit the indicated PATs.

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Great Job Opportunities for Job Seekers: Alto Tietê Offers 1,813 Positions This Monday in Various Areas and Levels of Professional Qualification

Alto Tietê Offers 1,813 Job Openings This Monday in Mogi, Suzano, Poá, Ferraz, and Santa Isabel for Different Areas and Qualification Levels

Mogi das Cruzes Leads with 785 Job Openings in Various Positions

Suzano Has 667 Job Openings in Different Sectors

PATs Total 361 Vacancies in Ferraz, Poá, and Santa Isabel

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Great Job Opportunities for Job Seekers: Alto Tietê Offers 1,813 Positions This Monday in Various Areas and Levels of Professional Qualification

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