Many Job Openings for Various Positions at Engytech in Marabá, State of Pará

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Published on 24/03/2019 at 20:50

Updated on 24/03/2019 at 22:47

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Service Provider in the Mining Sector Opens Many Positions in Various Roles to Work in Vale Mines in the City of Marabá

Engytech begins an extensive selection process for professionals who want to work in Vale’s mines, specifically at the Salobo mine in Marabá, southeastern Pará state.
The company highlights in the announcement, at the end of the article, that in accordance with municipal law, 60% of the positions will be sent to SINE, located at Rua 11 s/n in the Cidade Nova neighborhood in Parauapebas, also in the state of Pará.

Salobo is the second and largest copper project developed by Vale in Brazil. The mine is located in Marabá, southeastern Pará, and began operations in November 2012. The project has an estimated nominal capacity of 100 thousand tons per year of copper in concentrate.

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Check the List of Positions and the Corresponding Number of Vacancies:

Administrative Assistant (04 Vacancies)
General Services Assistant (15 Vacancies)
Warehouse Clerk (01 Vacancy)
Electrical Installer (04 Vacancies)
Electrical Technician (02 Vacancies)
Electrical Supervisor (01 Vacancy)

Driver with CNH AB (02 Vacancies)
Operator Driver (04 Vacancies)
Production Supervisor (01 Vacancy)
Safety Technician (02 Vacancies)
Environmental Technician (01 Vacancy)
Electromechanical Technician (02 Vacancies)

For technical positions, Engytech requests that a clear and scanned copy of the corresponding professional license, such as CREA, CFT, etc., be submitted.
According to the company, recruitment will begin on April 3rd (Wednesday) through its HR department.

Interested candidates should send their resumes to the email: engytech@hotmail.com, including the desired position or visit the SINE unit at the address mentioned above, so do not wait until the last minute, submit your applications and good luck!

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Many Job Openings for Various Positions at Engytech in Marabá, State of Pará

Service Provider in the Mining Sector Opens Many Positions in Various Roles to Work in Vale Mines in the City of Marabá

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