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Job Openings for Welder, Boilermaker, Production Assistant, Engineer, and More on January 7 in Rio Grande do Sul

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Published on 07/01/2020 at 19:52

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Human Resources Company Announced Yesterday January 6, A Extensive List Of Job Openings For Rio Grande Do Sul

An extensive list of job openings for various positions was announced yesterday, December 6 to meet projects in Rio Grande do Sul by the Recruitment and Selection company Db RH. The year 2020 starts with good news for the shipbuilding industry! Estaleiro Brasfels in Angra dos Reis starts a GIGANTIC recruitment and selection process with about 60 positions to meet the work of the Urca and Frade rigs. The openings are for curriculum registration and for professionals with elementary, middle, and higher education.

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The Human Resources consultancy Db RH specializes in Recruitment and Selection, T&D, Climate Research, HR Restructuring, Performance Evaluation, Job Profiles, and other activities requiring a specialized professional.

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Check Below The Job Openings Available Through Db RH

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Financial Analyst JR – Porto Alegre
HR Assistant – POA
Production Assistant – Cachoeirinha
Boiler Maker – Gravataí (stainless steel)
Checker – Porto Alegre
Full Stack Developer – Porto Alegre
Pleno/Senior Front End Developer PHP
Product Engineer – Gravataí (stainless steel and metalworking)
Electromechanic – Gravataí automotive
Internship Mechanical Engineering – Gravataí

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Store Manager – automotive Porto Alegre
Automotive Mechanic – Porto Alegre
Telemarketing Operator – Porto Alegre
Administrative Supervisor – accounting- Caxias do Sul
TIG Welder – Gravataí
TIG, MAG/MIG Welder – Portão RS
Industrial Painter – Portão RS
Internal Salesperson – hospital sector Porto Alegre
Internal Salesperson – metalworking sector Gravataí
Industrial Lubricants Salesperson – refrigeration line (RS, SC and PR)

Application

If you are a resident of Rio Grande do Sul and are interested in any of the job openings above, send your resume stating the position name in the email subject line and the resume in Word and PDF format with your salary expectation to oportunidades@dbassessoriaderh.com.br

Job Openings for Welder, Boilermaker, Production Assistant, Engineer, and More on January 7 in Rio Grande do Sul

Human Resources Company Announced Yesterday January 6, A Extensive List Of Job Openings For Rio Grande Do Sul

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Check Below The Job Openings Available Through Db RH

Application

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Read Also

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