ArcelorMittal Tubarão vai abrir 920 vagas de emprego para mecânicos, eletricistas, soldadores e mais

ArcelorMittal Tubarão Will Open 920 Job Openings for Mechanics, Electricians, Welders, and More

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Published on 28/02/2020 at 09:43

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ArcelorMittal Will Start Hiring for 920 Temporary Positions for Pollution Reduction Projects. Hiring Begins Soon

ArcelorMittal Tubarão will open 920 temporary job positions for mechanical professionals, electricians, welders, boilermakers, and refractory bricklayers. The hired workers will participate in environmental projects for pollution reduction and the implementation of the seawater desalination plant.

The companies ThyssenKrupp and RIP will be responsible for the projects and will carry out the hiring. 700 temporary positions will be allocated for the construction of the coke battery. The steel company emphasizes that priority will be given to residents of the municipality of Serra.

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Positions: 700 temporary positions.
Roles: mechanics, electricians, welders, boilermakers, and refractory bricklayers.
Where to Apply: at the Sine of Serra, located at Portal de Jacaraípe. The positions are not yet available and should be offered soon.

However, the positions are not yet available. The expectation is that opportunities will be made available through the Sine of Serra. They will be offered according to the company’s needs, and it is anticipated that hiring will begin soon.

For the projects, investments will amount to R$ 1.14 billion, with short, medium, and long-term projects. The Environmental Commitment Term (TCA) was already signed with the public authorities in 2018.

ArcelorMittal reported that the seawater desalination project will generate 220 positions, with 160 direct labor jobs (civil works and assembly) and 8 in-house employees for operation and maintenance. For this stage, hiring will be done by Fluence, the company that won the tender for supplying and assembling the plant.

The company also aims to enhance opportunities for local businesses through Findes and Ases. The expectation is that the projects will commence in April of this year.

Seawater Desalination

Positions: 220, including 160 direct labor hires and 8 in-house employees.
Roles: civil works and electromechanical.
Where to Apply: hiring done by Fluence, the company responsible for the project.

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