The Brazilian Steel Giant Begins 2022 By Calling For Various Job Openings For Operation Of The Presidente Vargas Plant In Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 08/02/2022 at 10:55

Updated on 08/02/2022 at 13:25

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Electrician, Mechanic, Driver, Operator and Much More Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro to Work at CSN, the Largest Steel Mill in Latin America!

CSN, the giant of Brazilian and Latin American steel, is calling for workers at its steel mill located in Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro. There are job openings for elementary, high school, and technical professionals in maintenance and operational areas. See below how to register your resume.

The Brazilian Steel Giant Invests in a Singapore Startup for Graphene Production and Initiates Research in Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro

CSN Inova, the innovation arm of CSN (Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional), announced that it has made a financial investment in 2D, a startup from Singapore. The company identified graphene (a 2D material composed of monoatomic layers of carbon and derived from graphite, which has the third largest proven reserve in Brazil) as a key material in its steel innovation strategy.

Graphene is a powerful additive that can yield significant results and add substantial value to products, such as steel, even in small quantities. CSN is launching a dedicated working group for graphene at the Research Center facilities in the Presidente Vargas Mill (UPV). The team will act as a center of expertise in graphene application and will foster the development of solutions in energy, steel, cement, and iron ore.

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The executive of CSN Inova states that “the versatility of graphene applications, especially with a differentiated quality like that of 2DM, makes it a unique material that will certainly revolutionize the industry in the coming years. Thus, we will accelerate its use in other industries, such as textiles, biomedicine, mobility, agriculture, and others, that are large consumers of steel and CSN clients. Therefore, this investment and positioning of CSN are strategic and will have a positive impact on the entire market, as well as reinforce the relevance of Volta Redonda for the technical-scientific, industrial, and sustainable progress of the country.”

Check the Job Openings to Work at Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional in Mining and Metals CSN

Electrician – industrial electricity;
Mechanic – maintenance, welding, and automotive;
Driver – experience with dump truck;
Operator – Backhoe, forklift, overhead crane, tools, furnace, pans, casting, and refractory;
Boilermaker – boilerworks and part fabrication;
Scaffolder.

Application: Resumes must be submitted on the company’s website HERE. The Brazilian steel giant encourages applications from women and people with disabilities; good luck to all!

The Brazilian Steel Giant Begins 2022 By Calling For Various Job Openings For Operation Of The Presidente Vargas Plant In Rio de Janeiro

Electrician, Mechanic, Driver, Operator and Much More Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro to Work at CSN, the Largest Steel Mill in Latin America!

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The Brazilian Steel Giant Begins 2022 By Calling For Various Job Openings For Operation Of The Presidente Vargas Plant In Rio de Janeiro

Electrician, Mechanic, Driver, Operator and Much More Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro to Work at CSN, the Largest Steel Mill in Latin America!

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Check the Job Openings to Work at Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional in Mining and Metals CSN

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