Electrician, Maintenance Mechanic, Operator, and More Job Openings Offered by Brazil's Second Largest Ore Exporter

Electrician, Maintenance Mechanic, Operator, and More Job Openings Offered by Brazil’s Second Largest Ore Exporter

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Published on 29/08/2020 at 09:28

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CSN Extends Deadline for Resume Submission for Electrician, Operator, and Maintenance Mechanic Job Openings in Congonhas (MG) Until September 15

CSN (Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional) is one of the largest industrial complexes in Latin America and seeks individuals who identify with its culture. Currently, the mining company is accepting resumes for job openings for Maintenance Electrician, Mine Equipment Operator, and Maintenance Mechanic to work at its Congonhas (MG) unit, at the Casa de Pedra Mine.

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With certified reserves of over 3 billion tons according to the Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC), the company owns the Casa de Pedra and Engenho mines, the Pires beneficiation complex, participation in the MRS railway, and a captive terminal for iron ore exports at the Port of Itaguaí (TECAR).

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Check Below for Details of Job Openings for Electrician, Operator, and Mechanic Available at CSN

MINE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

Driver’s License in categories “D” or “E”;
Proven experience with mobile mine equipment, such as: articulated truck, crane, water truck, or off-road truck;
Availability to work in shift mode.

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

Knowledge in mechanical maintenance of mobile mine equipment;
Availability to work in shift mode;
Technical course in mechanics or electromechanics preferred.

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN

Knowledge in electrical maintenance of mobile mine equipment;
Availability to work in shift mode;
Technical course in electrical, electronics, electrotechnics, or electromechanics preferred.

Applications

Interested candidates for the electrician positions and other maintenance roles must apply through the exclusive resume registration page on the company’s website by clicking this link here. Attention, applications are open until September 15. The company also has exclusive positions for PWD. Good luck!

Electrician, Maintenance Mechanic, Operator, and More Job Openings Offered by Brazil’s Second Largest Ore Exporter

CSN Extends Deadline for Resume Submission for Electrician, Operator, and Maintenance Mechanic Job Openings in Congonhas (MG) Until September 15

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Check Below for Details of Job Openings for Electrician, Operator, and Mechanic Available at CSN

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Electrician, Maintenance Mechanic, Operator, and More Job Openings Offered by Brazil’s Second Largest Ore Exporter

CSN Extends Deadline for Resume Submission for Electrician, Operator, and Maintenance Mechanic Job Openings in Congonhas (MG) Until September 15

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