Diversas vagas na área de mineração no interior do Mato Grosso

Several Job Openings in the Mining Sector in the Interior of Mato Grosso

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/10/2018 at 04:20

Updated on 17/10/2018 at 04:21

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A Less Talked About Area, but Rich in Exploration Opportunities, Mining Reveals Job Openings in Various Positions

In Brazil, the economy has always had a close relationship with mineral extraction. The country has transformed mining, which is also responsible for part of the territorial occupation, into one of the basic sectors of the national economy. Despite the transformations that have already been made, this extraction is still little publicized in the media compared to the oil sector, except in cases of environmental disasters like the one in Mariana/MG.

But this area is not just about disasters; it also generates many job openings. One of the companies that announced job opportunities is Nexa Resources, a global mining company that is part of a group of invested companies from Votorantim.

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Here are the job openings announced for this company:

- Operational Planning Engineer
- Process Coordinator
- Planning/Reliability Engineer
- Occupational Safety Engineer
- Plant Planner/Scheduler – Mechanical Technician
- HME/Infrastructure Mine Planner/Scheduler – Mechanical Technician

All positions require a qualification compatible with the role, professional experience in the field, and experience in the mining segment. The opportunities are for the city of Aripuanã in Mato Grosso; candidates who agree with the conditions and positions informed can apply by sending resumes to the email curriculo@cladho.com.br.

NEXA strives for excellence and believes in what it does, bringing the essence of its mining to people’s lives. If you have identified and are interested in learning more about the company and the Aripuanã project, access the website here to stay informed about this venture.

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