Mining Company VALE Opens Job Opportunities for Professionals from Various Cities in Brazil, Applications Can Be Made Online Through the Company's Recruitment Website

Mining Company VALE Opens Job Opportunities for Professionals from Various Cities in Brazil, Applications Can Be Made Online Through the Company’s Recruitment Website

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 16/11/2022 at 16:54

Updated on 16/11/2022 at 17:08

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If You Are Looking for a New Job Opportunity, This May Be Your Chance, Vale Is Seeking Qualified Professionals from Various Brazilian Cities

In this second half of November 2022, Vale is offering hundreds of job openings in several cities across Brazil. Most opportunities are for professionals in Minas Gerais.

For those seeking new job opportunities, this is the chance to work for one of the largest mining companies in the world. Vale informed on its job portal that it is recruiting qualified individuals to fill 137 positions in various locations.

The job openings at Vale are for different levels of education and experience, ranging from vocational positions to technical and higher education roles. In Minas Gerais, there are vacancies in the cities of Nova Lima, Itabira, Congonhas, Mariana, and Itabirito.

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Check Below the List of Positions with Available Openings at Vale, as Well as the Main Requirements to Apply for the Selection Process

We have compiled a list of some available positions on Vale’s recruitment site. We can highlight that the company offers some opportunities for the program “women in mining”, which provides positions specifically reserved for female candidates. Additionally, there are exclusive vacancies for people with disabilities.

Electrician I (Pcd) – Maintenance – Porto

Available positions for the city of São Luís, Maranhão. Requirements: High school diploma;

Vocational course in electrical; Basic computer skills. Position exclusive for people with disabilities.

Process Control Technician I – Environmental Services

Completed Technical Course in Chemistry, Environmental, Electromechanical, Mechanical, or Sanitary; Experience in sanitary and/or industrial effluent systems; Intermediate level knowledge of the Office Suite; Active Registration – CFT; Residence in Vitória, Vila Velha, Serra, or Cariacica – ES.

Mid-Level Engineer – Railway

Available for individuals with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Reliability, Maintenance, or Materials. Location: Canaã dos Carajás, Pará, Brazil.

Electro-Electronic Technician I – Plant

Required background: Technical degree in Electrical, Electronics, Electromechanics, Instrumentation, or Automation. The person needs to have experience in industrial electrical maintenance, reside in Vitória, Serra, Vila Velha, Cariacica, or Viana/ES. Additionally, it is necessary to have: Active Registration – CFT and CNH B.

Other Job Openings Available on Vale’s Recruitment Site

How to Apply to Participate in the Selection Process and Obtain a Job at Vale

The positions listed above are just some of the 137 available on Vale’s recruitment site. To explore other opportunities, simply access the job portal via this link. If you are interested in any position from the list, simply click on it to be directed to the application page.

Once on the site, you will see that the company lists all openings specifying the city where they are available. However, you can filter by your region by filling in the spaces at the top of the page.

Mining Company VALE Opens Job Opportunities for Professionals from Various Cities in Brazil, Applications Can Be Made Online Through the Company’s Recruitment Website

If You Are Looking for a New Job Opportunity, This May Be Your Chance, Vale Is Seeking Qualified Professionals from Various Brazilian Cities

Check Below the List of Positions with Available Openings at Vale, as Well as the Main Requirements to Apply for the Selection Process

Other Job Openings Available on Vale’s Recruitment Site

How to Apply to Participate in the Selection Process and Obtain a Job at Vale

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Mining Company VALE Opens Job Opportunities for Professionals from Various Cities in Brazil, Applications Can Be Made Online Through the Company’s Recruitment Website

If You Are Looking for a New Job Opportunity, This May Be Your Chance, Vale Is Seeking Qualified Professionals from Various Brazilian Cities

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