Soldadores são convocados para vagas de emprego em Itatiaia, no Rio de Janeiro

Welders Are Called for Job Openings in Itatiaia, Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/06/2020 at 12:51

Updated on 25/06/2020 at 12:53

Soldadores são convocados para vagas de emprego em Itatiaia, no Rio de Janeiro

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The Selection Process for Welder Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro Is Managed by the Human Resources Company – Grupo Seres

There are job openings today (06/25) for Welders to provide services in companies in the industrial sector in the city of Itatiaia in the State of Rio de Janeiro. Grupo Seres is responsible for the recruitment and selection of professionals. Oil and Gas Company Opens Offshore Positions to Fulfill 4-Year Contract, Immediate Hiring

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10 Job Openings for Welder – Itatiaia – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements

High School / Completed
Shift Availability.
Experience with Mig/Mag Welding in Heavy Parts Manufacturing

Benefits

Chartered Transport
Meals on Site
Life Insurance

Application

If you are interested in the position and meet the requirements listed above, just click HERE to submit your application. To increase your chances of being selected, remember to keep your resume updated. Good luck!

Grupo Seres has been recognized in the service market for over 50 years, offering the best Human Resource Solutions.

Headquartered in Rio de Janeiro and with branches in Resende, São Paulo, and Salvador, it is also present throughout the entire national territory.

Welders Are Called for Job Openings in Itatiaia, Rio de Janeiro

The Selection Process for Welder Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro Is Managed by the Human Resources Company – Grupo Seres

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