Vagas de emprego para Auxiliares, Técnicos, Eletricistas, Mecânicos em Transportadora no ES

Job Openings for Assistants, Technicians, Electricians, Mechanics at a Transport Company in ES

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/12/2019 at 06:43

Updated on 05/12/2019 at 13:11

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Grupo Santa Zita in ES Opens Job Vacancies for High School Graduates for Maintenance Positions as Electrician, Mechanic, Technician, and Assistant

In the city of Viana/ES, Grupo Santa Zita has job openings for professionals with experience in diesel vehicles preferred; there is also an opportunity for Occupational Health Technician to develop procedures and monitor employees.

The Group Santa Zita, a company providing urban collective transportation in Greater Vitoria/ES and neighboring cities, aims to promote the safe and quality movement of people.

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Planning and Control Assistant

Requirements: Completed high school; Availability of schedule, will work on a rotating shift during weekends; Knowledge of the Globus system is required

Electrician

Requirements: Completed high school; Experience in the role with specialization in diesel vehicles; Availability of schedule, will work on a rotating shift during weekends

Mechanic

Requirements: Completed high school; Experience in the role with specialization in diesel vehicles; Availability of schedule, will work on a rotating shift during weekends

Occupational Health Technician

Requirements: Completed Technical High School in Occupational Health; Active COREM; Desired experience in the role

Gatekeeper with Disabilities

Requirements: Completed high school; Availability of schedule, will work on a rotating shift during weekends; Attach the report to the email along with the resume

Application for Job Vacancies in ES

Interested candidates should send their resume to rh@gruposantazita.com.br indicating the job title in the subject line by December 31. GOOD LUCK!

Job Openings for Assistants, Technicians, Electricians, Mechanics at a Transport Company in ES

Grupo Santa Zita in ES Opens Job Vacancies for High School Graduates for Maintenance Positions as Electrician, Mechanic, Technician, and Assistant

Planning and Control Assistant

Electrician

Mechanic

Occupational Health Technician

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Application for Job Vacancies in ES

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Grupo Santa Zita in ES Opens Job Vacancies for High School Graduates for Maintenance Positions as Electrician, Mechanic, Technician, and Assistant

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Mechanic

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Gatekeeper with Disabilities

Application for Job Vacancies in ES

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Workers were opening a new road connection near the Marginal Tietê when they found, in the underground of the construction site, remnants of locomotives, wagons, and boilers from the 19th century linked to the forgotten history of Lapa.

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