Brazil's And Latin America's Largest Steel Industry Calls For High School Students And PWD Professionals For Job Openings

Brazil’s And Latin America’s Largest Steel Industry Calls For High School Students And PWD Professionals For Job Openings

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/11/2020 at 10:59

Updated on 17/11/2020 at 11:09

Cadastre seu currículo até 30 de novembro e concorra as vagas de emprego para trabalhar no RJ pela maior indústria siderúrgica do Brasil e da América Latina, a CSN

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Submit Your Resume By November 23 And Compete For Job Vacancies To Work In SP For The Largest Steel Company In Brazil And Latin America, CSN

The mining and metals company CSN started yesterday (11/16) a selection process for São Paulo. The job vacancies are for maintenance professionals with a complete high school education. There are exclusive positions for professionals with disabilities. Submit your resume by November 23! Also apply for Job Vacancies For Operator With Experience In Tractor, Loader, Excavator And Dumper Driver For Mining Works In Minas Gerais

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With an annual production capacity of 5.6 million tons and responsible for around nineteen thousand job openings, the largest steel company in Brazil and Latin America – CSN, focuses its activities on steelmaking, mining, and infrastructure.

Currently, it has an Integrated Steel Plant, six industrial units, three of which are abroad (United States, Germany, and Portugal), as well as iron ore, limestone, and dolomite mines, a strong distributor of flat steel, port terminals, stakes in railways, and two hydropower plants.

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Check Below The Job Vacancies To Work In São Paulo At Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional In Mining And Metals CSN

Benefits: The benefits package offered by the company is distinguished, including Medical Assistance, Dental Assistance, Pharmacy Assistance, Basic Basket, Profit Sharing, Life Insurance, Food Voucher, Meal Voucher, and Transportation Voucher.

Registration until November 23, 2020

Interested candidates for the job opportunities should submit their resumes by November 23 by clicking on the desired position.

Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional in mining and metals CSN reinforces its commitment to social inclusion. To promote access for people with disabilities to the job market, they dedicate an exclusive page for resume registration.

Brazil’s And Latin America’s Largest Steel Industry Calls For High School Students And PWD Professionals For Job Openings

Submit Your Resume By November 23 And Compete For Job Vacancies To Work In SP For The Largest Steel Company In Brazil And Latin America, CSN

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Check Below The Job Vacancies To Work In São Paulo At Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional In Mining And Metals CSN

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Brazil’s And Latin America’s Largest Steel Industry Calls For High School Students And PWD Professionals For Job Openings

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