Port of Açu with More Job Openings on October 18

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/10/2018 at 11:05

Updated on 18/10/2018 at 11:27

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Another Wave of Opportunities at Porto do Açú, Resume Submission Until 2 PM for Some Positions at the Enterprise

More updated opportunities today at Porto do Açú through the labor and income department of São João da Barra. Stay tuned for some positions, the deadline to submit your CVs is until 2 PM today (October 18), and they will expire on the morning of the 19th. Here are the requirements and available positions.

Until 2 PM on October 18

Vibrator Operator – Proof of work experience is required.

Nursing Technician – Courses, certifications, and work experience in a nursing role are required.

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Until 7 PM on October 19

Cook – Experience in industrial kitchen, experience in bakery and with a valid license.

Kitchen Assistant – Experience in industrial kitchen, experience in bakery and with a valid license.

All opportunities are open to people with disabilities, provided that they do not hinder the performance of tasks. It is very important to pay attention to the deadline, as the form will be automatically interrupted.

For the positions of Vibrator Operator and Nursing, submit your resumes by clicking here.

For the opportunities of Cook and Kitchen Assistant, CVs must be submitted through this other link here.

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