Vagas urgentes [Lixador, Soldador, Ajustador mecânico] na Valle RH

Urgent Job Openings [Sander, Welder, Mechanical Adjuster] at Valle RH, Boituva-SP.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/07/2018 at 12:20

Vagas Urgentes Valle RH para lixador, soldador, ajustador mecânico.

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Urgent Jobs [Grinder, Welder, Mechanical Fitter] at Valle RH, Boituva-SP. Looking for professionals on their completely renewed portal.

These are just some of the many job openings (Grinder, Welder, Mechanical Fitter) that you can find in Boituva-SP. Update your resume now and take advantage of the opportunity that fits your profile. But hurry! After all, it’s not every Friday the 13th that you will have this luck.

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JOBS:

WELDER
Experience with welding and courses focused on the area;
Total availability in the schedule.
GRINDER
High school diploma;
Experience with grinding machines, polishers, and grinders
Total availability in the schedule.
MECHANICAL FITTER
Course in reading and interpreting technical drawings and metrology;
With experience in the role.

Human Resources Specialist

The optimization of selection processes for private companies, referral and guidance of candidates, in light of the need for new database formation strategies, stemmed from the idea of the director of Valle Recursos Humanos.

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HOW TO APPLY?

Just access the new portal at www.vallerh.com.br, at the Link JOBS and register your resume. If you prefer, you can also deliver it at the agency located at Rua Manoel dos Santos Freire, 82, Centro – Boituva-SP. More information: (15) 3263-3080.

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Urgent Job Openings [Sander, Welder, Mechanical Adjuster] at Valle RH, Boituva-SP.

Urgent Jobs [Grinder, Welder, Mechanical Fitter] at Valle RH, Boituva-SP. Looking for professionals on their completely renewed portal.

JOBS:

Human Resources Specialist

HOW TO APPLY?

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Urgent Job Openings [Sander, Welder, Mechanical Adjuster] at Valle RH, Boituva-SP.

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