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Mining Company Samarco Opens Positions In Its New Trainee Program

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/06/2023 at 16:30

Internship and Trainee Program, Job Openings

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The Positions in Samarco’s New Trainee Program Are for Work in the State of Minas Gerais and Are Exclusive to Women

The mining company Samarco, a recognized player in the mining sector, announced on Monday (06/19) the launch of the Trainee Program – Equipment Operators 2023, an initiative exclusively aimed at women. With a total of 25 positions available, the selected candidates will have the opportunity to work at the renowned Germano Complex, located in Mariana (MG).

The trainee program of the mining company Samarco aims to provide a learning and professional development experience to participants, preparing them to take on prominent operational positions within the company. During the program, the trainees will have the opportunity to experience the day-to-day operations, receive specialized training, and benefit from mentorship by experienced professionals.

Samarco values diversity and gender equality in its workforce, and the Trainee Program – Equipment Operators 2023 strengthens the company’s commitment to promoting inclusion and providing opportunities for the professional growth of women in the sector.

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Samarco’s Trainee Program

This innovative trainee program from the mining company Samarco aims to provide job opportunities for residents of Mariana, Ouro Preto, Antônio Pereira, Santa Rita Durão, and nearby districts, aiming to expand job possibilities in the region where these women live. To apply for the positions, it is necessary to have a National Driver’s License (CNH) in categories C or D and to have completed high school. The selection process will consist of online tests, interviews, and psychological assessments. The expectation is that the selected candidates will begin their activities in September of this year.

Samarco recognizes the importance of promoting the socioeconomic development of local communities and seeks to create job opportunities for women in the region. By opening these exclusive positions, the company aims to strengthen the female presence in traditionally male-dominated sectors, promoting gender equality and encouraging diversity in the workplace.

The program will provide selected candidates with a work opportunity at the prestigious Germano Complex, allowing them to gain practical experience and develop professionally. The requirement for CNH in categories C or D is due to the need to operate specific equipment on-site.

Applications for the Samarco Trainee Program

Women interested in participating in the program should access the application link and fill out the form with their personal and professional information, CLICKING HERE. It is important to note that evaluation criteria will be considered for the selection of candidates, such as academic background, previous experiences, and relevant skills for the position.

Do not miss this opportunity to join a renowned company and contribute to the development of the sector. Submit your application by July 14 and participate in the Trainee Program – Equipment Operators 2023 of Samarco.

Candidates will go through rigorous selection stages, including online tests to assess their knowledge and skills, interviews to analyze their fit for the desired profile, and a psychological evaluation to identify behavioral traits relevant to the position. The expectation is that the selected candidates will start working in September of this year, providing the opportunity to enter a promising career and contribute to the growth of the company and the region.

Mining Company Samarco Opens Positions In Its New Trainee Program

The Positions in Samarco’s New Trainee Program Are for Work in the State of Minas Gerais and Are Exclusive to Women

Samarco’s Trainee Program

Applications for the Samarco Trainee Program

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