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Renewable Energy Company Seeks Level 2 Welder

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Published on 16/08/2019 at 16:21

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Second Largest Company in the Renewable Energy Sector Announces Opportunity for Level 2 Welder in the State of Minas Gerais.

The company Biosev announces an opportunity for a Level 2 Welder. The workplace will be in the city of Lagoa da Prata in the state of Minas Gerais at one of its branches. The company requests that candidates have prior experience in the role and availability for shifts. Other opportunities in the maintenance sector have also opened this week, with vacancies for various positions.

Biosev is one of the world leaders in the sugar-energy sector and the second largest Brazilian producer of renewable energy from biomass. The company operates in an integrated manner, participating in all etapes of the value chain, from planting, harvesting, and processing sugarcane to storage, logistics, and marketing of our wide range of products in the Brazilian and international markets.

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Requirements ⇒ High school diploma, experience in the role, availability to work in shifts.

Responsibilities ⇒ Perform welding work on pipes, parts, and industrial equipment using electric welding machines and oxyacetylene equipment; Repair parts and coatings with welding, as well as welding on roller mills; Finish welded parts, eliminating excess welds using a grinder or sander; Be aware of the risks of their activities and the control measures for these risks.

Work location: Lagoa da Prata Unit – City of Lagoa da Prata/MG.

For those interested, send a resume to the email recrutamento.lagoadaprata@biosev.com. The company also informs that candidates can deliver resumes in person at the company’s reception.

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