Vigor Starts Major Process With Openings for Piraí in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 16/04/2019 at 10:15

Vagas para Piraí no Rio e São Paulo

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Job Openings to Join the Workforce of the Company’s Manufacturing Units Mainly in Piraí, in the South of the State of Rio de Janeiro

Vigor has launched a large-scale selection process, with openings for Operators, Technicians, Electricians, Quality Analysts, covering High School, Technical and Higher Education, and even for Young Apprentices for those seeking training and entry into the job market.
The company offers an excellent benefits package, and it’s worth checking the list of available positions we provided below, but first get to know a little about the company.

Vigor is a food company that has established itself in important categories such as yogurts, cheeses, margarines, among others. A true universe of brands spread throughout Brazil and in constant growth.
It is a dairy company founded in 1918, holder of the brands: Leco, Danúbio, Faixa Azul, Serrabella, Amélia, Carmelita, Jong, and Vigor. It has units in: São Paulo (SP), São Caetano do Sul (SP), Cruzeiro (SP), Lavras (MG), Anápolis (GO), Santo Inácio (PR), São Gonçalo do Sapucaí (MG).

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Vigor Starts Major Process With Openings for Piraí in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Job Openings to Join the Workforce of the Company’s Manufacturing Units Mainly in Piraí, in the South of the State of Rio de Janeiro

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