Nexa Mining Has Job Openings for Technician, Operator, Engineer, Maintenance Worker, and More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 13/03/2021 at 20:09

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Nexa Mining Job Opportunities Are for Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Professionals

Nexa is among the world’s top five zinc producers, holding a leading position in Latin America and has a diversified portfolio that also includes: copper (Cu), lead (Pb), silver (Ag), and other ores. Currently, the mining company is hiring maintenance technicians, maintainers, operators, assistants, analysts, and much more. The job openings are for projects in the states of Mato Grosso and Minas Gerais.

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Operations Assistant Metallurgy

Complete High School;
Work in the zinc metallurgy operation;
7S;
Safety procedures.

SSMA Engineer – Sr

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In Addition to the Job Openings Above, the Mining Company Is Hiring Professionals with Mid-Level, Technical and Higher Education!

Facilities Analyst Intermediate
Human Organizational Development Analyst
Internal Resources and Reserves Commission Consultant
IT Governance Coordinator
Project Planning and Cost Engineer Intermediate – Digital Transformation
Production Engineer
Internal Resources and Reserves Commission Manager
Engineering Planning and Management Manager (PMO)
Legal, Tax, Pension, and Customs Manager
Training Instructor
Equipment Operator (Milling)
Operator III – Ustulation
Maintenance Supervisor
Production Supervisor
Maintenance Technician II (Electrical)
Surveyor

How to Apply: To access all job openings at the mining company, click here.

Nexa Mining Has Job Openings for Technician, Operator, Engineer, Maintenance Worker, and More

Nexa Mining Job Opportunities Are for Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Professionals

Check Out Nexa Mining Job Opportunities

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