Steel producer Gerdau has job vacancies open only to women. Entries can be made online, find out more details  

Gerdau, a Brazilian steel producer and one of the main suppliers of long steel in the Americas and specialty steel in the world, has about 20 job vacancies open for production operator positions, the company's preference at this moment is only women.  

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About job vacancies available at Gerdau  

The exclusive job openings for women are for the Scrap Yard Processing and Handling areas.  

Women who are interested in participating in Gerdau's selection process must apply by October 30 through the opportunities portal on Gerdau's official website: https://www2.gerdau.com.br/carreira or CLICK HERE and will be redirected to available job openings.

Requirements to fill job openings  

If you are interested in applying for one of the positions available at Gerdau, the basic requirements are: reside in Araçariguama, São Roque, Mairinque, Sorocaba or Votorantim and have completed high school.  

The company provides interesting benefits, such as breakfast, variable compensation program, pharmacy assistance, in-house restaurant and much more.

About Gerdau  

Gerdau is the largest Brazilian steel producer and one of the main suppliers of long steel in the Americas and specialty steel in the world. In Brazil, it also produces flat steel and iron ore, activities that expand the mix of products offered to the market and the competitiveness of operations.

In addition, it is the largest recycler in Latin America and, in the world, annually transforms millions of tons of scrap into steel, reinforcing its commitment to the sustainable development of the regions where it operates. Shares of Gerdau companies are listed on the São Paulo (B3), New York (NYSE) and Madrid (Latibex) stock exchanges.