Teb Group procura profissionais da área de Manutenção e Logística

Teb Group Seeks Professionals in Maintenance and Logistics

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 13/08/2019 at 08:31

Manutenção abre vagas em Sumaré

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Selection Process for Two Positions, One in Maintenance and the Other in Logistics with an Attractive Benefits Package

TEB Group has just started the search for professionals for two positions, the openings are for Maintenance Planner and Warehouse Clerk. The selected professionals will work in the city of Sumaré, São Paulo.
The announcement of the selection process was posted on the official social media of the company, and both positions offer a very attractive benefits package.

TEB GROUP is a company headquartered in Sorocaba, SP and is specialized in maintenance management and projects. The company also has experience in developing customized and efficient solutions for each area of operation.

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Maintenance Planner
Warehouse Clerk (With Forklift Operator Course)

The company offers a fixed salary, transportation voucher, meals, medical and dental insurance, pharmacy agreement, and scholarship.
TEB Group emphasizes in the announcement of this selection process that experience and knowledge in the area are required for applying for the positions. Interested parties should please send their resumes to the email: selecao@tebroeck.com.br, stating in the subject the position and the city.

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Teb Group Seeks Professionals in Maintenance and Logistics

Selection Process for Two Positions, One in Maintenance and the Other in Logistics with an Attractive Benefits Package

See the Available Positions

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