Companhia Siderúrgica do Pecém Requests Technician, Operator, Analyst, and More High School, Technical, and Higher Education Professionals for Job Openings in Ceará

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Published on 14/10/2020 at 09:43

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Job Opportunities Are Open for the Positions of Operator, Technician, Specialist, Analyst and More at the Pecém Steel Company in the State of Ceará

Have you ever thought about working for a pioneering company in the North and Northeast of Brazil with shareholders that are global players among the leaders in the industry worldwide? Then this is your chance! The Pecém Steel Company is currently hiring on this October 14th for professionals from various backgrounds to work in Ceará. The opportunities include technicians, lawyers, analysts, operators, and more.

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The CSP – Pecém Steel Company is an innovative company committed to sustainable development, being the first integrated steel mill in the Northeast, with the goal of producing 6 million tons of steel plates per year, in two phases of implementation, using technology and global standards of excellence.

The Pecém Steel Company also offers benefits such as: Medical assistance, Dental assistance, Partnership agreements with companies, Cafeteria, Life insurance, and Meal vouchers.

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Check Out the Job Vacancies at the Pecém Steel Company to Work in Ceará.

Sales Strategy Analyst
Senior Special Sales Analyst
Overhead Crane Operator II
Senior Analyst of Secondary Refining Processes
Lawyer
Junior Maintenance Analyst – Automation (N2)
Training and Development Specialist
Maintenance Planning Technician III
Senior Mechanical Maintenance Analyst (Maintenance Engineering)
Mechanical Maintenance Specialist (Technical Management)
Electrical Inspection and Planning Technician IV (Steelmaking – Secondary Refining)

Application for Job Vacancies at CSP

If you are interested in any of the vacancies and have availability to work in Ceará at the Pecém Steel Company, to apply just CLICK this link here and you will be directed to the company’s job opportunities page. Register now and good luck!

Attention! Click Petróleo e Gás only advertises job vacancies and is not responsible for hiring, which is the responsibility of the employer. Therefore, the job postings may expire at any time.

Companhia Siderúrgica do Pecém Requests Technician, Operator, Analyst, and More High School, Technical, and Higher Education Professionals for Job Openings in Ceará

Job Opportunities Are Open for the Positions of Operator, Technician, Specialist, Analyst and More at the Pecém Steel Company in the State of Ceará

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