Companhia Brasileira de Alumínio contrata mecânico, operador de produção, eletricista de manutenção e mais

Brazilian Aluminum Company Hires Mechanic, Production Operator, Maintenance Electrician, and More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 16/06/2020 at 19:21

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One of the Largest Aluminum Producing Companies in the World, CBA Has Many Job Openings on This Day 16

The Brazilian Aluminum Company (CBA) produces aluminum from start to finish: it extracts bauxite, transforms the metal, and offers everything from ingots to processed products like sheets and coils. All of this is done in a very sustainable way. Today, the company has job openings for various positions.

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The company is self-sufficient in bauxite extraction, produces all the energy it uses, and is one of the leaders in industrial recycling in the sector.

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Brazilian Aluminum Company Hires Mechanic, Production Operator, Maintenance Electrician, and More

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