Empresa metalúrgica com 267 vagas e o currículos na porta

Metalworking Company With 267 Job Openings and Resumes at the Door

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/09/2018 at 10:15

Updated on 06/09/2018 at 15:57

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These Are Temporary Positions for Likely Maintenance Shutdown Work at Vale do Níquel in Goiás. Check It Out!

The metallurgy company Vale do Níquel is offering many temporary opportunities that are likely for a 5-day maintenance shutdown. It operates in the fields of engineering, fabrication, and electromechanical assembly, with its operational hub located in the city of Niquelândia, Goiás state, thus, availability to work in the region or any other location as determined by the company will be necessary. We will outline all the details for you to apply below:

Open Positions

Industrial Mechanic – 178 positions
Industrial Electrician – 20 positions
Welder – 50 positions
Occupational Safety Technician – 8 positions
Industrial Electrical Supervisor – 3 positions
Industrial Mechanical Supervisor – 8 positions

It is important to note that the work location for potential hires will be at the Yamana Gold unit in Alto Horizonte – GO. UPDATE: we have confirmed all positions directly with HR, HOWEVER, ONLY POSITIONS FOR MECHANICS AND WELDERS REMAIN.

Those interested in these opportunities at the metallurgy company can bring their resumes to the company’s office at Avenina Anapolina, number 33, in the Ipanema neighborhood, Niquelândia – GO. The second option is to send an email directly to Tatielle from HR at tatielle.santos@valedoniquel.com.br. For more details, two contact numbers have also been provided; we are trying to call but the call does not go through: (62)3354-1033/3354-7081, but at least Vale confirmed by email the validity of the selection process.

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Metalworking Company With 267 Job Openings and Resumes at the Door

These Are Temporary Positions for Likely Maintenance Shutdown Work at Vale do Níquel in Goiás. Check It Out!

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Metalworking Company With 267 Job Openings and Resumes at the Door

These Are Temporary Positions for Likely Maintenance Shutdown Work at Vale do Níquel in Goiás. Check It Out!

Open Positions

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