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Global Supplier in Niobium Production Opens Job Positions for Technical High School Graduates

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 16/01/2020 at 09:16

Construction, Industry, Job Openings

Fornecedor global na produção de Nióbio abre vagas de emprego para ensino médio técnico

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CBMM, The World Leader In Niobium Production And Supply, Opens Job Vacancies For High School Professionals To Serve Its Headquarters In Araxá, Minas Gerais.

Job vacancies for high school at CBMM – the world leader in niobium production and supply, to serve its headquarters in Araxá, Minas Gerais. Record Niobium Production Positions Brazil As A World Leader In This Type Of Exploration.

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A Brazilian company with headquarters and control in the country, CBMM markets industrialized niobium products worldwide. With proven excellence and a strong commitment to employees, the environment, and the community, CBMM is the world leader in niobium technology.

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Its team of over 1,800 dedicated professionals is highly trained and committed to providing innovative niobium technologies and products to over 300 clients in 50 countries around the world.

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The professionals hired by CBMM will receive benefits such as meal vouchers, medical assistance, dental assistance, life insurance, pharmacy assistance, private pension, cafeteria, food vouchers; participation in profits or results and credit cooperative.

About The High School Vacancies

Building Maintenance Planner (Expires In 2 Days)
Safety Technician III (Expires Tomorrow)

Application For CBMM Job Vacancies

Don’t miss this excellent opportunity and explore the world of niobium! To learn more about the job vacancies and to apply, click on the desired position. Both positions also consider applications from professionals with disabilities. GOOD LUCK!

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Global Supplier in Niobium Production Opens Job Positions for Technical High School Graduates

CBMM, The World Leader In Niobium Production And Supply, Opens Job Vacancies For High School Professionals To Serve Its Headquarters In Araxá, Minas Gerais.

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