Porto de Paranguá inicia o mês de outubro contratando profissionais de manutenção e serviços gerais

Port of Paranaguá Starts October by Hiring Maintenance and General Services Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/10/2019 at 13:37

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ATEXP With Activities at the Port of Paranaguá, Announced Today, 02, Job Opportunities for Maintenance and General Services Professionals

In Paranaguá, the largest grain terminal in Latin America started the month with job opportunities. The Association of Terminals of the Paranaguá Export Corridor – ATEXP, announced on this day, October 2, vacancies for the positions of Maintenance Electrician, Maintenance Mechanic, and General Services Assistant. Don’t miss the great chance to expand your knowledge, Senai opens more than 80 thousand free vacancies in technical and professional qualification courses.

The Association of Terminals of the Paranaguá Export Corridor – ATEXP – operates at the Port of Paranaguá, the largest grain terminal in Latin America and one of the most important maritime trade centers in the world.

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General Services Assistant

Requirements:

Proven experience in the role in CTPS
Completed high school
Availability to work in shift rotation

Maintenance Electrician

Requirements:

Completed High School; Maintenance Electrician and/or Electrotechnics Course; NR10 Course; Proven experience in the role in CTPS; Availability to work in shift rotation

Maintenance Mechanic

Requirements:

Completed High School; Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Course; Proven experience in the role in CTPS; Availability to work in shift rotation

Application for Port of Paranaguá

If you are interested in any of the vacancies above, register your resume on the Atexp website, by clicking here. Good luck!

Port of Paranaguá Starts October by Hiring Maintenance and General Services Professionals

ATEXP With Activities at the Port of Paranaguá, Announced Today, 02, Job Opportunities for Maintenance and General Services Professionals

General Services Assistant

Maintenance Electrician

Maintenance Mechanic

Application for Port of Paranaguá

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Port of Paranaguá Starts October by Hiring Maintenance and General Services Professionals

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Application for Port of Paranaguá

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