Mining Company Responsible for Ipê and Tico-Tico Mines Opens Selection Process for Dozens of Positions for Plant Operators, Mechanical Technicians, and Positions That Do Not Require Experience in the Operations Sector

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Morro do Ipê Mining Announces Selection Process for Job Openings, Including Opportunities for Entry-Level Professionals

Founded in 2016, Morro do Ipê Mining is responsible for the management of the Ipê Mine and the creation of the Tico-Tico Mine. Located in the municipality of Brumadinho, the company operates responsibly in its operational, fiscal, environmental, and social practices. This week, it announced the opening of the selection process for job vacancies in Minas Gerais. The vacancies are diverse, including positions such as plant operator and mechanical technician, and also present opportunities for professionals without experience in the job market.

More About Morro do Ipê Mining and How to Participate in the Mining Company’s Selection Process

Currently, the operations of Morro do Ipê Mining are focused on processing existing iron stocks, with production limited to 1.9 million tons per year, according to its website. The mining company is responsible for the Ipê and Tico-Tico mines, while the companies Mubadala, a global strategic investment firm, and Trafigura, a market leader in the global commodities industry, are part of its shareholder structure.

Those interested in joining the mining company’s team can apply through the company’s page on Vagas.com, by clicking here! Additionally, it is possible to obtain information about the prerequisites for each position and application deadlines on the same site. For hired candidates, Morro do Ipê Mining offers benefits such as medical and dental assistance, shuttle assistance, profit sharing, cafeteria, in-house restaurant, life insurance, and meal vouchers.

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Available Positions to Work with the Mining Company in Minas Gerais

Morro do Ipê Mining believes that the sustainability of the business is directly linked to promoting local development. Therefore, the company prioritizes hiring new employees, service providers, and suppliers from the region where it operates, which includes the municipalities of Igarapé, São Joaquim de Bicas, and Brumadinho.

If you are interested in participating in the selection process for Morro do Ipê Mining, here are the positions announced by the company:

Insurance Specialist
Electro-electronic Technician (2 positions)
Mechanical Technician (2 positions)
Toolmaker (4 positions)
Plant Operator II – Flotation and Grinding (20 positions)
Intern Plant Operation (technical level)
Intern Plant Operation (higher education level)

Mining Company Responsible for Ipê and Tico-Tico Mines Opens Selection Process for Dozens of Positions for Plant Operators, Mechanical Technicians, and Positions That Do Not Require Experience in the Operations Sector

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