Muitas vagas de emprego na empresa de mineração Serabi Gold para projetos no Pará

Many Job Openings at Mining Company Serabi Gold for Projects in Pará

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Published on 01/10/2019 at 10:54

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Mining Multinational In The Pará Region Seeks Skilled Labor To Fill Various Job Openings In The Area.

Serabi Mining is looking for skilled professionals with knowledge in mining in the Pará region. The announcement made on official networks seeks various professionals to fill job openings and a resume bank for future positions. Other Opportunities Announced For Macaé This Week.

A publicly traded company with 19 years in the market, Serabi Mining was founded in the United Kingdom and is a gold mining company that focuses on the Tapajós geological region, northern Brazil. It began operations in Brazil in 1999 with the goal of acquiring, assessing, and mining gold deposits in solid rock that were previously unknown.

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Application

The application deadline is October 15, and professionals specialized in any of the above areas must send their resume to recrutamento@serabi.com.br, indicating the position name in the email subject field.

Serabi Mining informs that resumes received that do not fit the profile will be forwarded to the company’s talent bank, where they will remain for future job openings.

The company offers a salary compatible with the market and other benefits.

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