Registrations Until Tomorrow: Mining Company Samarco Opens 46 Technical And Higher Education Positions For Minas Gerais And Espírito Santo

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Published on 07/05/2023 at 14:09

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Samarco’s Selection Process for Its 2023 Internship Program Offers Nearly 50 Positions for Students in Engineering, Mining, Production, and More. Check It Out!

Samarco, a private company operating in the mining sector, is accepting applications for its 2023 internship program. This selection process offers a total of 46 positions for technical and higher education students who wish to work in the state of Espírito Santo, in the Ubu Complex, and in Minas Gerais, in the Germano Complex, in the cities of Belo Horizonte, Rio Doce, and Santa Cruz do Escalvado.

Details of Samarco’s Selection Process

The positions are aimed at students in the fields of business administration, engineering, business management, industrial maintenance, mining, production/manufacturing, technical services, among others. Applicants must meet the following requirements: be enrolled from the 3rd semester in higher education courses or from the 1st module in technical education courses, have availability to intern for at least 1 year, and perform activities in two possible schedules: with 4 hours daily, from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM, or with 6 hours daily, from 7:30 AM to 2:30 PM. The start is scheduled for July 2023.

Internship Applications 2023

The selection process includes applications, specific knowledge tests, group/individual interviews, psychological evaluations, interviews with managers, admission exams, and hiring. Applications can be submitted until May 8, CLICK HERE!

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Samarco encourages people with disabilities, diverse races, gender identities, and sexual orientations to apply for the positions. The company is committed to resuming operations with new technologies and increased safety, aiming to create lasting value for the territory where it operates. In 2028, the company projects to return to 100% operational capacity, considering it has been increasingly investing in safety to prevent a recurrence of the Fundão dam rupture in Mariana (MG).

If you wish to apply for an internship position at Samarco and have the profile desired by the company, do not miss this opportunity. Apply now and participate in this selection process to work at one of the largest mining companies in the country.

Registrations Until Tomorrow: Mining Company Samarco Opens 46 Technical And Higher Education Positions For Minas Gerais And Espírito Santo

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Details of Samarco’s Selection Process

Internship Applications 2023

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