Company Announces Factory Expansion in Espírito Santo and Begins Accepting Resumes for 300 New Job Openings

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Published on 23/07/2020 at 14:31

Updated on 23/07/2020 at 14:34

Projeto de expansão da Fimag no Espírito Santo

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New Fimag Factory Will Demand 300 Job Openings in Espírito Santo; Want to Reenter the Job Market? Then Send Your Resume

The Fimag Group will inaugurate a third factory by the end of this year, in the city of Linhares, Espírito Santo. The unit, covering 10,000 square meters, will have up to 300 new job openings at peak operation, and you can already send your resume.

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The new factory in Espírito Santo will be dedicated to the production of agricultural machines and industrial parts that will be made to order.

“Encouraged by the market’s recovery, we sought a strategic location in terms of area, infrastructure, and logistics movement. We are increasingly developing equipment with large dimensions, and the new headquarters will allow for better conditions for production and transportation, including a reduction in freight costs,” said Fimag’s CEO, Rômulo Barreto.

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The Selection Phase Should Start in October, But the Company Is Already Receiving Resumes for the Positions of:

Welder
Boilermaker
Assembler
Industrial Helper
Forklift and Hoist Operator
Driver
Muck Operator
Stock Clerk
Receptionist with Experience in Invoices.

The Fimag Group is the third largest manufacturer of grain processing equipment in Latin America. It is a company from Espírito Santo that designs, develops, manufactures, and assembles metal structures and large equipment.

The factory in Linhares, Espírito Santo, does not yet have a timeline for operating at full capacity due to external factors such as the Covid-19 pandemic.

Registration: Those interested in working at Fimag’s new plant in Espírito Santo can send their resumes to selecao@fimagengenharia.ind.br It is important to mention the desired position in the subject line. Good luck!

Company Announces Factory Expansion in Espírito Santo and Begins Accepting Resumes for 300 New Job Openings

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