800 to 1,000 Job Openings: On-the-Spot Interviews for Construction at Arcelormittal Steelworks in Juiz de Fora, MG by Paul Wurh

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Published on 21/08/2020 at 12:03

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There Is a Shortage of Workers for Construction in Juiz de Fora, There Are Even People Doing Job Interviews and Signing Work Cards on the Spot

The company Paul Wurth has not been able to hire enough labor and still has many job openings to complement the operational staff. Following some followers of CPG who attended the interview, it is a project in the area of Arcelormittal Steel and HR asked to publicize it because the number of interviewees was not sufficient.

They Need to Hire Between 800 to 100 People, They Don’t Even Have 500 Yet

Reports say that even Work Cards are being signed at the time of the job interview due to the overwhelming need for workers willing to work in Juiz de Fora, in the state of Minas Gerais. The job openings cover the following positions:

Boilermaker
Electrician
Plumber
Foremen
Instrument Specialists
Assembly Mechanics
Adjustment Mechanics
Burner
Quality Inspectors Scaffolders
Mason
Painter
Rigger
TIG/MIG/ER/Welder
Equipment Operators

The address for interested parties to attend is as follows: in the words of HR “We started the work and continue with the interviews at Avenue Simeão de Faria No. 200 – Santa Cruz, Juiz de Fora. Direct labor vacancies, just come to the site and wait your turn starting at 10 a.m. We are with the processes until finishing all hires.”

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800 to 1,000 Job Openings: On-the-Spot Interviews for Construction at Arcelormittal Steelworks in Juiz de Fora, MG by Paul Wurh

There Is a Shortage of Workers for Construction in Juiz de Fora, There Are Even People Doing Job Interviews and Signing Work Cards on the Spot

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