Lowongan Kerja PT Best Agro International Terbaru 2019     Edit

Lowongan Kerja PT Best Agro International Terbaru 2019

Posisi : Staf Teknik

GAMBARAN PERUSAHAAN

Kami Perusahaan perkebunan kelapa sawit yang sedang berkembang pesat, berdiri sejak tahun 1995, dengan luas area tidak kurang dari 200.000 Ha dan kapasitas produksi mencapai 120 ton/jam.

Seiring perkembangan perusahaan yang pesat Kami Membuka Peluang untuk anda yang memiliki jiwa maju dan mandiri untuk bergabung, maju dan sejahtera bersama.

Kami bangga dalam budaya tim kami yang kuat saling percaya, belajar, berbagi, kepedulian dan perhatian.

Termasuk menyediakan lingkungan kerja yang nyaman dan kondusif dan meningkatkan profesional dan pribadi pertumbuhan staf kami.

Kami mencari professional muda yang termotivasi, dinamis, mandiri, bertanggung jawab dan disiplin bersedia untuk maju dan bergabung dengan kami dan menjadi salah satu tim yang hebat kami.

Industri

Agrikultural/Perkebunan/Peternakan Unggas/Perikanan

Situs

http://bestplantation.com

Ukuran Perusahaan

Lebih dari 5000 pekerja

Waktu Bekerja

Sabtu atau memerlukan shift

Gaya Berpakaian

Bisnis (contoh: Kemeja)

Tunjangan

Olahraga (contoh: pusat kebugaran), Parkir, Kesehatan, Tunjangan Lainnya, Pinjaman, Penglihatan

DESKRIPSI PEKERJAAN

• Calon harus memiliki setidaknya gelar Sarjana dalam bidang apa pun.
• Diperlukan setidaknya 1 Tahun pengalaman kerja di bidang terkait untuk posisi ini.
• Keterampilan yang diperlukan: administrasi, teknik
• Lebih disukai Staf (non-manajemen & non-penyelia) yang berspesialisasi dalam Pertanian / Kehutanan / Perikanan atau setara.

PENDAFTARAN    

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DAFTAR

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