A empresa CSN está contratando para múltiplas oportunidades

CSN Is Hiring for Multiple Opportunities

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/10/2018 at 05:19

Updated on 25/10/2018 at 18:28

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CSN Company Offers Numerous Job Openings Across Various Industry Segments

The Nacional Steel Company is opening a hiring process for various positions in the industry in Arcos, MG. The industrial sector has been gradually showing growth, and the proof of this is the job openings that are emerging in the second half of 2018. Projections made by specialists indicate that by the end of this year and the beginning of the next, there will be a significant growth in jobs and consequently an increase in contracts ensuring economic recovery. The available positions are:

Industrial Mechanic I – Industrial Maintenance
Scaffold Assembler I – Industrial Maintenance
Automation and Instrumentation Technician – Industrial Maintenance
Forklift Operator – Logistics Operation
Machine Operator II – Mining Operation
Machine Operator III – Mining Operation
Automotive Maintenance Inspector – Automotive Maintenance
Specialist Technician in Component Maintenance – Automotive Maintenance

To apply for the positions, the applicant needs to present experience through a work card (CTPS). It is important and will be a differential to have completed courses compatible with the candidate’s knowledge. Pay close attention when sending the resume, avoiding mistakes that could cancel or hinder the selection process.

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CSN Is Hiring for Multiple Opportunities

CSN Company Offers Numerous Job Openings Across Various Industry Segments

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