Company in the Mining and Construction Sector Hires Professionals for Job Openings in Operation and Production Areas

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Published on 24/08/2020 at 09:57

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Enaex Britanite, a Company in the Mining and Construction Sector, Is Recruiting for Job Openings for Boiler Operator and Mining Technician

Britanite is the leading provider of rock fragmentation services for mining projects in Latin America. Currently, the company is holding a selection process for open job vacancies for the positions of Boiler Operator and Mining Technician. Do you want to participate in the selection process? Learn more details below.

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Britanite began its activities in 1961. After actively contributing to the country’s development through various infrastructure projects, the company paved the way and achieved national leadership in the production of civil explosives and rock demolition services.

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MINING TECHNICIAN II – Nobres / MT

Complete Technical Education in Mining;
Active Federal Council of Technicians;
Knowledge in Seismic Monitoring;
Experience with rock demolition (application of explosives and initiating accessories);
Basic Office Package;
Category B Driver’s License;
Availability to reside and work in Nobres/MT.

BOILER OPERATOR I – Quatro Barras / PR

Complete High School;
Basic Excel/Word;
NR13 Training – BOILERS, PRESSURE VESSELS, AND PIPINGS;

Application

To apply for the job vacancies at Britanite for Mato Grosso and Paraná, simply click on each desired position, and you will be directed to the company’s page. The job openings are also available for people with disabilities (PWD). Good luck to the candidates!

Company in the Mining and Construction Sector Hires Professionals for Job Openings in Operation and Production Areas

Enaex Britanite, a Company in the Mining and Construction Sector, Is Recruiting for Job Openings for Boiler Operator and Mining Technician

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MINING TECHNICIAN II – Nobres / MT

BOILER OPERATOR I – Quatro Barras / PR

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