Usina no interior do Rio anuncia muitas vagas de emprego; inscrições até essa sexta 06 de dezembro

Plant In The Interior Of Rio Announces Many Job Openings; Applications Open Until This Friday, December 6

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/12/2019 at 06:44

Updated on 05/12/2019 at 09:56

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French Multinational Company Saint-Gobain Opens Many Job Vacancies for the City of Barra Mansa, Interior of Rio de Janeiro

The former Cia. Metalúrgica Barbará, well known in Barra Mansa, interior of Rio, is opening many job vacancies for the region, with almost 20 positions available, but hurry as applications are open only until this Friday, December 6! Offshore contractor announces at 8:30 AM today, many job vacancies for Macaé

About the Job Vacancies at Saint-Gobain – Barra Mansa, RJ

Finishing Welder I
Cleaning Assistant – Machine and Finishing
Forklift Operator II
Cementing Operator I and II
Forklift and Shipping Operator
Shipping Clerk A
Refractory Mason
Production Operator – Painting I and II
Production Operator – Deburring I and II
Coal Unloading Operator I and II
Loading Operator
Blast Furnace Worker
Electric Furnace Operator I
Locomotive Operator
Control Room Operator
Cleaning Assistant – Machine and Channel Finishing
Production Assistant – Machine
Production Supervisor – Machine, Machining, and Mold
Production Operator – Recovery I

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The company requests in the advertisement that interested candidates for these job vacancies send their resumes to the indicated email by clicking here. Stay tuned, as applications are only open until this Friday, 12/06. GOOD LUCK!

Plant In The Interior Of Rio Announces Many Job Openings; Applications Open Until This Friday, December 6

French Multinational Company Saint-Gobain Opens Many Job Vacancies for the City of Barra Mansa, Interior of Rio de Janeiro

About the Job Vacancies at Saint-Gobain – Barra Mansa, RJ

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