Vallourec Opens Hiring Process With Many Job Openings for High School and Technical Level

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 24/01/2024 at 11:13

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Vallourec Tubular Solutions and Vallourec Mining: Job Opportunities in Various Areas

According to the website Mais Minas, the Vallourec Group is seeking new talents to join its team in early 2024. With dozens of job openings in Minas Gerais, the company offers opportunities both in Vallourec Tubular Solutions and Vallourec Mining, covering diverse areas, from technical internships to leadership and operational positions.

Vallourec Mining, in turn, offers specific opportunities, such as the position of Maintenance Team Leader, responsible for leading mechanical maintenance activities in industrial mining facilities. With solid requirements, the company seeks professionals with consolidated experience in team management, preferably holding a degree in Engineering and having experience in specific sector activities in Minas Gerais.

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Among the available opportunities, there are 60 technical internship positions in Minas Gerais, covering areas such as Automation, Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, Metallurgy, and Electrotechnics. Additionally, there are job vacancies for industrial maintenance technicians, team leaders, production operators, senior auditors, among others in Minas Gerais. Vallourec seeks committed professionals capable of facing market challenges.

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Technical Internship (60 positions)
Higher Education Internship (30 positions)
Maintenance Team Leader – Mining
Machine Operator
Maintenance Technician I – Electrical
Maintenance Team Leader (Mining)
Team Leader II
Customer Support Assistant
Production Operator
Senior Auditor
HR Assistant
Industrial Maintenance Technician

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Diversity and Inclusion: Talent Bank Focused on Affirmative Job Vacancies in Minas Gerais

The company reinforces its commitment to diversity by providing a talent bank dedicated exclusively to affirmative job vacancies in Minas Gerais. This initiative aims to strengthen representativeness and inclusion, contributing to a more diverse and innovative work environment. To participate, it is necessary to reside in the metropolitan area of Belo Horizonte and have completed high school.

The Vallourec Group emphasizes the importance of practical and theoretical training, offering internship opportunities for both technical and higher education. The goal for interns is to provide an enriching experience that prepares them for future challenges within the company.

For those hired, Vallourec offers benefits such as medical assistance, dental assistance, shuttle bus, cafeteria, among others, providing a healthy work environment and valuing the well-being of its employees. This is an excellent opportunity for those looking to enter or develop professionally in one of the leading companies in its sector in Minas Gerais.

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Vallourec Opens Hiring Process With Many Job Openings for High School and Technical Level

Vallourec Tubular Solutions and Vallourec Mining: Job Opportunities in Various Areas

Highlight on Internships and Technical Positions: A Variety of Opportunities

Check the Job Openings:

Diversity and Inclusion: Talent Bank Focused on Affirmative Job Vacancies in Minas Gerais

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Vallourec Opens Hiring Process With Many Job Openings for High School and Technical Level

Vallourec Tubular Solutions and Vallourec Mining: Job Opportunities in Various Areas

Highlight on Internships and Technical Positions: A Variety of Opportunities

Check the Job Openings:

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