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Job Openings for Professionals Without Experience in Production at Canadian Factory Composites VCI

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/12/2019 at 09:03

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The Canadian Group Composites VCI of Brazil Opens Job Vacancies for the Production Area at Their Factory in Itupeva, São Paulo.

Professionals from the Itupeva, SP region, there are job openings for the production area at Composites’ factory, producing high-performance parts; the company does not require experience for the position. Stop everything! More than 2,000 job openings to work on Vale and ArcelorMittal projects

Composites VCI Brazil is a Canadian company with experience in solutions and production of high-performance parts in the aerospace, aeronautical, energy, transportation, and naval sectors.

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Job Openings for Production

Requirements

Reside in Itupeva/Jundiaí, SP

The company does not provide details about the positions, functions, and other requirements; therefore, when sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

Application for Job Openings – Composites VCI of Brazil / SP

The company provides two ways to apply for the job openings mentioned above; candidates can send their resumes via email to recrutamento@compositesvci.com.br indicating in the subject line “job openings for production” or can also deliver their resumes in person at the company’s reception at the address: Av. Emílio Chechinato, nº 4402, Bairro São Roque da Chave, Itupeva, SP. GOOD LUCK!

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Job Openings for Professionals Without Experience in Production at Canadian Factory Composites VCI

The Canadian Group Composites VCI of Brazil Opens Job Vacancies for the Production Area at Their Factory in Itupeva, São Paulo.

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