Description
Job Summary:
Join a group of companies recognized as a reference in agribusiness, assisting in the administrative routines of the Parts and Services departments to develop professionally.
Key Highlights:
1. Be part of a group of companies recognized as a reference in agribusiness
2. Assist in the administrative routines of Parts and Services
3. Opportunity for development with the aim of future permanent hiring
How about joining a group of companies that has been a reference in agribusiness for over 33 years?
Your mission will be to assist in the administrative routines of the Parts and Services departments.
**Responsibilities and Duties**
* Assist in daily operations related to the functions and responsibilities of Inventory and Services;
* Provide support to the area of activity by performing tasks compatible with the apprenticeship, technical, or undergraduate program, aiming at professional development and future permanent hiring;
* Assist in controlling, organizing, dispatching, picking, and counting parts;
* Assist in operating and organizing the administrative processes of the Services department.
**Requirements and Qualifications**
* Have completed or currently enrolled in high school (night shift);
* Be between 18 and 23 years old;
* Availability to work 4 hours per day during the theoretical phase and 6 hours per day during the practical phase;
* Proficiency in Microsoft Office;
* Initiative, proactivity, organization, discipline, and ability to work in a team.
**Additional Information**
* Salary;
* Transportation allowance;
* FGTS (Brazilian Severance Fund);
Grão de Ouro Máquinas Agrícolas is the New Holland dealership operating in the states of Tocantins, Pará, and Maranhão. Founded in January 2017, it is part of the Grão de Ouro Group, a group of agribusiness companies operating across various regions of Brazil.
Currently, Grão de Ouro Máquinas Agrícolas has dealerships in strategic agricultural regions of our country, and we are investing—alongside New Holland—to contribute to the advancement of agribusiness in these states.