Recursos Humanos com muitas vagas de manutenção no Rio e SP

Human Resources With Many Maintenance Job Openings in Rio and SP

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/04/2018 at 11:58

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Industrial Companies Are Hiring Alarmingly and Specialized Human Resources in Rio de Janeiro Is Advertising More Than 52 Job Openings

As one of the most specialized Human Resources in Rio de Janeiro, Grupo Seres often wins contracts to recruit professionals in various specialties, and today is no different. In its current list of job opportunities, it has quite a few openings, about 52 at the moment across the most diverse areas of expertise. Individuals with high school, technical, and higher education can apply with confidence because there are opportunities for you as well, but the highlight is on the maintenance area, here is a list of some of the main positions:

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Technical Analyst, Receptionist,
Food and Beverage Manager,
Operations Manager,
Electronics Technician,
Electrical Maintenance Supervisor,
Maintenance Mechanic,
Electro-electronics Technician,
Technical Internship in Mechatronics,
Chemistry Technician,
General Services Assistant,

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Mechatronics Technician,
Technical Consultant,
Building Maintenance Officer – Plumbing,
Building Maintenance Officer – Electrical,
Nutrition Technician,
Maintenance Mechanic,
Junior Operations Assistant,
Refrigeration Technician/Mechanic,
Delivery Helper,
Intern in Production Engineering or Administration, Internship in Administration, Production Engineering, or Statistics

Grupo Seres usually uses the site VAGAS.COM to collect resumes and carry out hiring, therefore,YOU MUST ENTER ITS OFFICIAL PORTAL BY CLICKING HERE and apply for the openings for which you meet the minimum requirements for the position. For other updated jobs, Megasteam announced an industrial maintenance shutdown, starting immediately, visit the article and take advantage.

Human Resources With Many Maintenance Job Openings in Rio and SP

Industrial Companies Are Hiring Alarmingly and Specialized Human Resources in Rio de Janeiro Is Advertising More Than 52 Job Openings

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