Great Opportunity to Work at BRACELL: Job Openings at a Leader in the Pulp and Paper Industry

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 05/10/2023 at 21:44

Updated on 05/10/2023 at 21:45

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New Job Openings at Bracell Reinforce the Company’s Commitment to the Development of the Brazilian Job Market.

Bracell, one of the leading companies in the pulp and paper sector, has new job openings available at its facilities in Lençóis Paulista and São Paulo. The announcements were recently made and highlight a variety of positions in various sectors.

Below is the list of open positions and their respective requirements.

Safety Technician I

Location: Lençóis Paulista
Schedule: Full-Time
Requirements:

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Forest Process Engineer I (Roads)

Location: Lençóis Paulista
Schedule: Full-Time
Requirements:

Bachelor’s Degree in Forestry Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related fields
Willingness to relocate for work
Proficiency in data modeling and advanced Excel

Safety Technician II

Location: Lençóis Paulista
Schedule: Full-Time
Requirements:

Completed Technical Course in Safety
Registered as a Safety Technician
Driver’s License Class B
Experience in related activities
Intermediate knowledge of Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

AN HR Development II

Location: São Paulo
Requirements:

Completed Technical Course in Safety
Registered as a Safety Technician
Driver’s License Class B
Experience in related activities
Intermediate knowledge of Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Harvest Supervisor

Location: Lençóis Paulista
Schedule: Full-Time
Requirements:

Completed Bachelor’s Degree
Driver’s License Class B or C
Experience in managing forestry harvesting operations or related activities
Availability to reside in Lençóis Paulista or nearby

This is the right moment for those seeking a professional growth opportunity in a company committed to quality and innovation. The job openings at Bracell are an excellent option for those looking to invest in a solid and promising career.

To apply, visit the OFFICIAL SITE of Bracell, choose the position you wish to apply for, and submit your resume.

About Bracell

Founded in 2003, Bracell is one of the most innovative and dynamic companies in the specialty and dissolving pulp sector. With its operations mainly concentrated in Brazil, the organization not only strengthens the local economy but is also recognized for its commitments to sustainable and environmentally responsible practices.

Great Opportunity to Work at BRACELL: Job Openings at a Leader in the Pulp and Paper Industry

New Job Openings at Bracell Reinforce the Company’s Commitment to the Development of the Brazilian Job Market.

Safety Technician I

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Safety Technician II

AN HR Development II

Harvest Supervisor

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