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Engemix’s Professional Program Offers Free Training in São Paulo with Classes Taught by SEST/SENAT.
Opportunity for Men and Women
Engemix, the concrete unit of Votorantim Cimentos, has extended the registration period until June 30 for the free course of Concrete Mixer Truck Drivers in São Paulo. Open to both men and women, the course will be taught by SEST/SENAT through the Evoluir Program, an initiative of Votorantim Cimentos aimed at providing free professional training to residents in the areas where the company operates.
The program offers eight spots, and registrations can be made through the official website. Students will learn to operate a concrete mixer truck, responsible for the preparation and mixing of concrete for construction works.
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Requirements and Course Details
To participate in the course, candidates must be over 21 years old and possess a National Driver’s License (CNH) in categories AB or B for at least 12 months, issued in the municipality of São Paulo and in valid condition. Additionally, they must not have committed any serious or very serious infractions, nor have repeated medium infractions in the last 12 months, according to the Brazilian Traffic Code (CTB). The course also offers the opportunity to change the CNH category from AB or B to C.
With a workload of 88 hours, the course will start in September and end in October 2024. The in-person classes will take place at the SEST/SENAT in Vila Jaguará, located at Avenida Cândido Portinari, 1100, in São Paulo.
Commitment to the Community
The General Manager of People at Votorantim Cimentos, Sabrina Scanapieco, emphasizes the company’s commitment to building a positive legacy in the locations where it is present. “Through the Evoluir Program, we are providing free professional training to the residents of São Paulo, expanding employment opportunities. Such initiatives create a positive impact on our society and reinforce the VC way of being ethical and humane,” says Sabrina.
This initiative is an excellent opportunity for those looking to enter the job market with a specific and free qualification. Engemix, by offering this training, not only helps the local community but also contributes to the development of an essential sector like construction.
Course Details
Evoluir Program – Engemix
- Professional Course for Concrete Mixer Driver
- Slots: 8 free slots
- Registrations: until June 30 via the official link
- Class Start: September 2024
- Class End: October 2024
- Class Location: SEST/SENAT in Vila Jaguará
- Address: Avenida Cândido Portinari, 1100 – São Paulo (SP)
About Votorantim Cimentos
Votorantim Cimentos is a company in the construction materials and sustainable solutions sector, employing more than 13,000 people. Its portfolio includes cements, concretes, mortars, and aggregates, as well as operating in agricultural inputs, waste management, and co-processing. The company is present in ten countries, in addition to Brazil, including Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Spain, the United States, Luxembourg, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey, and Uruguay. More information at www.votorantimcimentos.com.br.
Source: Lorena Braga (FleishmanHillard)
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