BRK Ambiental Opens Applications for the Company's First Trainee Program in Maranhão

BRK Ambiental Opens Applications for the Company’s First Trainee Program in Maranhão

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/10/2021 at 16:15

Programa de Trainee da BRK é o primeiro no Maranhão – créditos: MA10

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Sign Up for BRK Ambiental’s First Trainee Program. Opportunities Are Available in Finance, Commercial, Engineering, and Many Other Sectors in Maranhão

BRK Ambiental is now accepting applications for its first Trainee program, BRK Transformadores 2022, with job openings for residents of Paço do Lumiar and São José de Ribamar, in Maranhão. The company’s Trainee program, aimed at students from Maranhão, offers positions in finance, commercial, operations, engineering, and new business sectors.

Prerequisites Proposed by BRK Ambiental for Trainee Positions

The program will last 18 months and aims to develop leaders in the sanitation sector and specialists for critical business positions. Throughout these 18 months, those approved by BRK Ambiental in Maranhão will have the opportunity to explore various sectors of the company and will complete the program with an expanded view of its business.

The development program for those accepted into the Trainee program includes formal training, close supervision by the HR department, and mentoring sessions, ensuring that by the end of BRK Ambiental’s program, the Trainee has developed leadership skills and new essential skills for the sector.

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How to Apply for the Selection Process in Maranhão?

It is worth noting that the company’s positions are also available in the following municipalities:

Aparecida de Goiânia/GO;
Blumenau/SC;
Limeira/SP;
Maceió/AL;
Palmas/TO;
Recife/PE;
São Paulo/SP.

Are you interested in BRK’s job openings in Maranhão or other states? Then know that applying is simple, just visit the company’s website, go to the program page, and click on “apply now.”

On the page, you can find all the information about BRK’s trainee program. It is important to create a profile on the page. Applications will be open until November 16. Online tests will take place until the 19th of the following month, and the group dynamics phase will occur in November and December.

The Program is set to start in January of next year. Approved candidates from Maranhão will receive the following benefits:

Life Insurance;
Meal and Food Allowance;
Private Pension Plan;
Profit Sharing;
Dental Assistance;
Competitive Salary;
Transportation Allowance;
Medical Assistance.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR THE PROGRAM

Get to Know BRK

BRK Ambiental is one of the largest private sanitation companies in the country. It maintains investments in over 100 municipalities in Brazil, providing services that benefit more than 16 million people.

With updated infrastructure and cutting-edge equipment, the company manages water and sewage services and also develops various other environmental solutions for a wide range of needs.

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