Job Selection Process Only for Drivers: The Fuel Distributor, Potencial Petróleo, Opens Job Vacancies in Paraná

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Published on 27/09/2020 at 11:41

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Potencial Petróleo Is Offering Job Openings for Bitrem Truck Drivers, Check It Out!

Potencial Petróleo is a company that believes quality is a fundamental factor for success, which is why it closely monitors its products and services offered at its network stations and is now offering job openings for drivers.

About the Potencial Petróleo Group

Potencial Petróleo was founded in 1994 in the city of Araucária, metropolitan region of Curitiba. From that year on, the company expanded to Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, São Paulo, and Minas Gerais. Today, it has over 200 branded stations and is present in more than 2,000 municipalities in the South and Southeast regions, through the service of independent stations and large consumers.

Composed of professionals with extensive experience in the fuel market, the company has already started its activities aiming to provide a differentiated, serious, and committed service to its customers, offering simplicity and operational practicality, as well as low installation and operation costs for fuel reselling stations.

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Job Openings for Bitrem Truck Drivers

If you love the feeling of driving on Brazilian roads, the Potencial Petróleo Group has some job openings for bitrem truck drivers.

The basic requirements for the professional to be hired are primarily to hold a National Driver’s License in category E, availability for trips, EAR on the CNH with proven experience with bitrem, and finally Updated MOPP Course.

To apply for any of the positions, you must send your resume to the email address (e-mail), selecao@potencial.net.br and mention the position you are interested in in the subject line of the email.

Job Selection Process Only for Drivers: The Fuel Distributor, Potencial Petróleo, Opens Job Vacancies in Paraná

Potencial Petróleo Is Offering Job Openings for Bitrem Truck Drivers, Check It Out!

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Potencial Petróleo Is Offering Job Openings for Bitrem Truck Drivers, Check It Out!

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