Biosev recruta técnicos em SP para atividade industrial no ramo de açúcar e álcool

Biosev Is Hiring Technicians in SP for Industrial Activities in the Sugar and Alcohol Sector

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 18/09/2019 at 12:06

Updated on 18/09/2019 at 12:29

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Global Leader in Renewable Energy, Biosev Opens Position in the Industrial Sector for Production Technician in the SP Region at One of Its Factories.

Professionals in the industrial sector in the sugar and alcohol segment are being recruited by Biosev. The company opens a position for alcohol production technician in the SP region at one of its factories. Among the requirements, candidates must have experience in the sector. After Bombing and Price Fluctuation of the Barrel of Oil, Gas Stations Will Be Fined for Abusive Prices.

Biosev, one of the global leaders in the sugar-energy sector and the second largest Brazilian producer of renewable energy from biomass. Present in the market, operating throughout the entire production process, from planting to harvesting and processing sugarcane, as well as storage, logistics, and marketing a wide variety of products in the Brazilian and international markets.

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Responsibilities: Analyze daily production and quality reports to identify deviations from standards in the production process, providing the respective corrections.

Requirements: Completed high school, technician in sugar and alcohol, technician in chemistry, knowledge of the industrial process, advanced knowledge of the distillation process, basic knowledge of computers, advanced knowledge of the fermentation process.

Professionals matching the profile requested by the company should contact via email: jenifer.pontes@biosev.com by 20/09.

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