Recruitment and Selection in Macaé for Job Openings in Logistics and Transportation Company

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 13/08/2020 at 13:18

Vagas de emprego hoje (13/08) para Macaé abertas pela TSE Logística e Transporte, são para os níveis médio e estágio.

Seja o primeiro a reagir!

Job Opportunities Today (08/13) for Macaé Opened by TSE Logistics and Transportation Are for Intermediate and Internship Levels.

Good news for Macaé and surrounding areas! TSE LOCAÇÕES, a logistics and transportation company, has announced new job and internship vacancies for different positions. Are you looking for your first job but have NO experience? Ambev is calling recent graduates in all areas for vacancies in its Trainee Program 2021; salary of 7 thousand reais and no need to speak English!

To apply, interested candidates must be residents of Macaé or nearby regions.

The company TSE Transportes e Locações provides logistics services, intercity, interstate, and international transportation of cargo in containers and rental of road vehicles.

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Check Below the Details of Job Vacancies Offered for Macaé by TSE.

Truck Driver

Requirements: 2 years of experience in the role in CTPS and in the use of flatbeds, trailers, extensible and oversized loads; knowledge of the cities of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and the Northeast; up-to-date MOPP course; valid category E CNH.

Internship Vacancies

Requirements: send the resume stating the name “internship vacancies” to the email provided in the application field.

Operational Logistics Assistant

Requirements: minimum of 1 year of experience in the role in CTPS; experience in the logistics sector (preferably in a transportation company); experience in monitoring, scheduling, issuing invoices, tracking, issuing Cte, unloading cargo, fractional loading, availability of hours, proficiency in Office package.

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Application for TSE Logistics and Transport Vacancies

Those interested in participating in the recruitment and selection to work in Macaé in the transportation and logistics sector through TSE should send their resumes to vagas@tsetransportes.com.br mentioning the job title in the subject line. Good luck!

Recruitment and Selection in Macaé for Job Openings in Logistics and Transportation Company

Job Opportunities Today (08/13) for Macaé Opened by TSE Logistics and Transportation Are for Intermediate and Internship Levels.

Check Below the Details of Job Vacancies Offered for Macaé by TSE.

Check Other Job Opportunities for Macaé and Region

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Check Below the Details of Job Vacancies Offered for Macaé by TSE.

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