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Mining Company in Minas Gerais Calls for Welder Mechanic, Operator, Helper, and More

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/09/2019 at 10:04

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Green Metals Has Job Openings This Day, September 27, in Various Positions to Work in the State of Minas Gerais.

In Minas, job openings are offered by Green Metals on this day, September 27, for the positions of Welding Mechanic, Operator, Assistant, and Driver. Be aware, the deadline to send your resume is until October 2, 2019. If you live in the region, be aware that the construction of the mega dam will generate 1,200 jobs in the state.

Green Metal is a company that enables sustainable industrial solutions for the mining market through the treatment of tailings and low-grade ore, as well as the operation of previously degraded areas, facilitating the sustainable use of available material and the environmental recovery of the area.

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Truck Driver

Requirements: Completed Elementary Education; flexible hours; minimum of 3 years of experience in the role; CNH D or E

Welding Mechanic

Requirements: Completed Elementary Education; flexible hours; minimum of 2 years of experience with welding and general maintenance; CNH B.

Mobile Equipment Operator

Requirements: Completed Elementary Education; flexible hours; minimum of 2 years of experience in the role; CNH B.

Maintenance and Production Assistant

Requirements: Incomplete Elementary Education and flexible hours.

Green Metals Minas Gerais Registration

If you are interested in any of the positions above, are a resident of Minas Gerais, and meet the requirements set by the company, send your resume by October 2, 2019, mentioning the position name in the email subject line, to rh.matriz@greenmetals.ind.br

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Mining Company in Minas Gerais Calls for Welder Mechanic, Operator, Helper, and More

Green Metals Has Job Openings This Day, September 27, in Various Positions to Work in the State of Minas Gerais.

Truck Driver

Welding Mechanic

Mobile Equipment Operator

Maintenance and Production Assistant

Green Metals Minas Gerais Registration

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