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Port of Açu Starts the Week with 12 Open Positions

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/09/2018 at 21:59

Updated on 09/09/2018 at 23:26

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Company Operating at Porto do Açu Starts the Week by Opening 12 Positions for Professionals with Operational Experience

A company located at Porto do Açu begins the week by offering 12 opportunities for hiring in the operations sector. Professionals need to have experience in the role and live close to the port (Campos and surrounding areas). Porto do Açu has attracted various companies due to the increase in activities at the site. Here are the job openings.

Job Openings and Requirements

Positions: Riggers
Quantity: 12
Location: Porto do Açu

Requirements for the Role

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How to Apply

Interested candidates should send their resume to recrutamento@rbwservicos.com.br. In the subject line of the email, include the job title.

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Port of Açu Starts the Week with 12 Open Positions

Company Operating at Porto do Açu Starts the Week by Opening 12 Positions for Professionals with Operational Experience

Job Openings and Requirements

How to Apply

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Port of Açu Starts the Week with 12 Open Positions

Company Operating at Porto do Açu Starts the Week by Opening 12 Positions for Professionals with Operational Experience

Job Openings and Requirements

How to Apply

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