Welder, Bricklayer, Mechanic, Machinist, Driver, and More Job Openings Available on This Day 29

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/07/2020 at 11:55

Empresa de recrutamento seleciona profissionais de nível médio, técnico e superior para o estado de São Paulo

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Recruitment Company Selects Professionals with High School, Technical and Higher Education for the State of São Paulo

Recruitment and selection company in the state of São Paulo, RH Max has job openings for welder, mechanic, machinist, driver, operators, assistants, buyer, helpers, accounting analyst, budget analyst, operations manager, and more for the cities of Guarulhos, São Paulo, Arujá, Itaquaquecetuba, and Osasco.

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Check the job openings below!

General Helper – Guarulhos, SP
Operational Assistant – Guarulhos, SP
Electromechanical / Mechatronic – São Paulo, SP
Machining Machine Operator – São Paulo, SP
Injection Machine Operator I – São Paulo, SP
Automatic Press Operator – São Paulo, SP
Production Assistant – São Paulo, SP
Mechanical Turner – Arujá, SP
Maintenance Mechanic – Arujá, SP
Sales Administrative Assistant – Guarulhos, SP
Bricklayer – Guarulhos, SP
Expedition Assistant – Guarulhos, SP
Production Assistant – Guarulhos, SP
Driver Category D – Guarulhos, SP
Logistics Assistant – Guarulhos, SP
General Helper – São Paulo, SP
Buyer – São Paulo, SP
Electrotechnical Technician – São Paulo, SP
Mechanical Assembly Assistant III – Guarulhos, SP
Automotive Mechanic – Guarulhos, SP
Maintenance Mechanic – Itaquaquecetuba, SP
Welder – Guarulhos, SP
Senior Accounting Analyst – Guarulhos, SP
Operations Coordinator – Guarulhos, SP
Laboratory Budget Analyst – Osasco, SP
Operational Manager – Guarulhos, SP
Electrical Assistant I – Guarulhos, SP
Mid-Level Mechanical Budget Analyst – Guarulhos, SP

Job Openings Registration: To apply for these and other job openings, CLICK HERE to go to the registration site. Good luck!

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