Enaex Britanite Mining Company Hires For Job Openings In São Paulo, Pernambuco, And Paraná On This Day 26

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Published on 26/10/2020 at 16:58

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Mining Company Hiring Professionals With and Without Experience to Work in the States of São Paulo, Pernambuco, and Paraná

Enaex Group, one of the world leaders in ammonium nitrate production, Enaex Britanite is the market leader and satisfaction in Brazil. Currently, the mining company is hiring shipping assistants, shipping assistants, administrative assistants, and interns to work in São Paulo, Pernambuco, and Paraná.

About the Company:

Enaex Group, one of the world leaders in ammonium nitrate production, Enaex Britanite is the market leader and satisfaction in Brazil. From mining to civil construction, it has over 50 years of experience in explosives production and rock fragmentation services.

At all units, both in Brazil and abroad, the company’s teams are committed to seeking excellence as true business partners, investing in innovation and always putting life first.

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Check Out the Job Openings at Enaex!

Administrative Assistant

Requirements:

High School Diploma;
Basic Office Package;
Availability to work in Escada, PE.
Technical or Degree in Business Administration or Production (preferred).

Shipping Assistant I

Requirements:

High School Diploma;
Intermediate Office Package;
2 years or more experience in logistics/shipping.
Availability to work in Jardinópolis, SP.

Shipping Assistant

Requirements:

High School Diploma;
Basic computer knowledge;
Experience in shipping or logistics (preferred).

Intern

Requirements:

Enrolled in a higher education program in Logistics (from the 2nd year);
Intermediate Excel;
Availability to intern in Quatro Barras, PR;
Availability to intern for 6 hours in the morning and afternoon.

Applications for Enaex Britanite Job Openings: To apply for the job openings described above, just click on the desired position to go to the company’s application site. Good luck!

Enaex Britanite Mining Company Hires For Job Openings In São Paulo, Pernambuco, And Paraná On This Day 26

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Enaex Britanite Mining Company Hires For Job Openings In São Paulo, Pernambuco, And Paraná On This Day 26

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