Projetos da Transdata no Rio de Janeiro necessita de profissionais hoje

Transdata Projects in Rio de Janeiro Need Professionals Today, 08/23

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/08/2019 at 15:53

Updated on 23/08/2019 at 16:12

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Many Job Openings in Niterói, São Gonçalo, and Itaboraí in the Eastern Fluminense of Rio de Janeiro Were Announced on August 23rd.

Transdata Movimentação de Cargas, present in Rio de Janeiro with services in lifting, moving, and removing large loads, announced through its official network several job openings in the Itaboraí, Niterói, and São Gonçalo region just hours ago. This week RJ received good news from ANP about its performance in the first semester. These opportunities are for both genders, and for some positions, only a high school diploma is required.

Transdata, a service provider in RJ for cargo movement, seen in various industrial sectors, is present throughout the regions of the country and South America in activities such as the removal of large pieces and blocks, as well as multimodal operations aimed at offering comprehensive planning that includes all engineering and execution of projects, also facilitating the horizontal and vertical movement of complex oversized and heavy loads.

Job Openings in RJ

Cranes Helper
Mechanic Assistant
Signalman
Heavy Machinery Operator
Forklift Operator
Handler Operator
Cranes Operator
Field Leader

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Transdata Projects in Rio de Janeiro Need Professionals Today, 08/23

Many Job Openings in Niterói, São Gonçalo, and Itaboraí in the Eastern Fluminense of Rio de Janeiro Were Announced on August 23rd.

Job Openings in RJ

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Transdata Projects in Rio de Janeiro Need Professionals Today, 08/23

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