Taboca Mining Companies, ArcelorMittal, GSM Mining, and LafargeHolcim Are Hiring Professionals to Fill Job Openings in São Paulo and Minas Gerais

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 26/07/2022 at 18:00

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For You The Mining Sector Professional Looking For A New Opportunity, Know That The Industry Giants, LafargeHolcim, Taboca Mining, GSM Mining, And ArcelorMittal, Are Seeking Workers To Fill Their Job Openings.

On Tuesday, (07/26), the mining sector has various job openings offered by numerous mining companies. However, many opportunities end up being for extreme locations, making even participating in the selection processes unfeasible. However, if you, the professional in the sector, reside in Minas Gerais or São Paulo, know that large companies like ArcelorMittal, LafargeHolcim, GSM Mining, and Taboca Mining are looking for workers with your profile.

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With the end of the month approaching, there’s nothing better than starting August on the right foot with a guaranteed job. So, check out the open opportunities and participate in the selection processes at ArcelorMittal, LafargeHolcim, GSM Mining, and Taboca Mining! Who knows, one of these positions might be yours.

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Operational Analyst at GSM Mining

Among the job openings being offered by companies in the sector, this one from GSM Mining will be to work in the municipality of Barão de Cocais, located in the state of Minas Gerais.

To secure this position, the professional must have knowledge in POWER BI (intermediate or advanced), Operational Indicators, and the Office suite, with an emphasis on advanced Excel. It will be considered a differential for those professionals who have experience in Operations of companies focused on the mining sector.

SGI Analyst at ArcelorMittal

Another opportunity is being offered by ArcelorMittal for those looking to work for an internationally recognized company. Among the job openings mentioned, this one will be for work at the Serra Azul Mine, in the city of Itatiaiuçu, in Minas Gerais.

To be eligible and participate in this selection process, the candidate must have a completed higher education degree in production engineering, administration, or related fields. Another requested requirement is having knowledge of Power BI.

Taboca Mining Companies, ArcelorMittal, GSM Mining, and LafargeHolcim Are Hiring Professionals to Fill Job Openings in São Paulo and Minas Gerais

For You The Mining Sector Professional Looking For A New Opportunity, Know That The Industry Giants, LafargeHolcim, Taboca Mining, GSM Mining, And ArcelorMittal, Are Seeking Workers To Fill Their Job Openings.

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Taboca Mining Companies, ArcelorMittal, GSM Mining, and LafargeHolcim Are Hiring Professionals to Fill Job Openings in São Paulo and Minas Gerais

For You The Mining Sector Professional Looking For A New Opportunity, Know That The Industry Giants, LafargeHolcim, Taboca Mining, GSM Mining, And ArcelorMittal, Are Seeking Workers To Fill Their Job Openings.

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